MAY 29, photo-collage: mammalian talking heads, H to O

This tongue-in-cheek collection is another post, following up on the earlier series "Avian Talking Heads". All the photos (except for a few noted exceptions) were taken by G.C.

prior mammalian participants

(May 19 -- click HERE): armadillo, basset hound, bison, capuchin monkey, chipmunk, cottontail rabbit, cow, elephant seal, giraffe, goat, gray squirrel, grizzly bear. 

CURRENT PARTICIPANTS: hippopotamus, horse, ibex, llama, moose, mule, naturalist, olive baboon, orangutan.

hippopotamus

horse

ibex (tur)

llama

moose (metallic)

mule

naturalist (Audubon)

olive baboon

 Sumatran orangutan, catching a nap

If you enjoyed this foolish collection (that started with the concept of avian talking heads) you might want to proceed to several more posts featuring mammals, as in today's blogpost. Eventually, there will even be posts featuring other life forms! 

Click here to proceed to mammalian talking heads P to Z.

Or, click here if you would like to go back and review the whole series, starting with avian talking heads.

Talking Heads are a media resource:

Seasoned viewers at breaking news' source,

As in sports, storms, disasters.

But they're sometimes just 'masters'

Who the show-host's weird views reinforce.

Giorgio Coniglio

Readers who would like further information on the subjects, locales or technique of these photos are asked to leave a query in the Comments section. 

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