Undoubtedly, one of mythology's most iconic creatures is the centaur, a human being with his or her waist glued to the torso of a horse. For this post, we are avoiding the question of how evolutionarily feasible such a creature would be because if we were to talk about that, we'd be here forever!
For For now, let's look at my proposals on how it would look in real life, because biology is never as clear-cut as mythology, and assess if these are reasonable.
Undoubtedly, one of mythology's most iconic creatures is the centaur, a human being with his or her waist glued to the torso of a horse. For this post, we are avoiding the question of how evolutionarily feasible such a creature would be because if we were to talk about that, we'd be here forever!
For now, let's look at my proposals on how it would look in real life, because biology is never as clear-cut as mythology, and assess if these are reasonable.
Undoubtedly, one of mythology's most iconic creatures is the centaur, a human being with his or her waist glued to the torso of a horse. For this post, we are avoiding the question of how evolutionarily feasible such a creature would be because if we were to talk about that, we'd be here forever! For now, let's look at my proposals on how it would look in real life because biology is never as clear-cut as mythology.
Undoubtedly, one of mythology's most iconic creatures is the centaur, a human being with his or her waist glued to the torso of a horse. For this post, we are avoiding the question of how evolutionarily feasible such a creature would be because if we were to talk about that, we'd be here forever! For
For now, let's look at my proposals on how it would look in real life, because biology is never as clear-cut as mythology, and assess if these are reasonable.
Undoubtedly, one of mythology's most iconic creatures is the centaur, a human being with his or her waist glued to the torso of a horse. For this post, we are avoiding the question of how evolutionarily feasible such a creature would be because if we were to talk about that, we'd be here forever! For now, let's look at my proposals on how it would look in real life because biology is never as clear-cut as mythology.
Undoubtedly, one of mythology's most iconic creatures is the centaur, a human being with his or her waist glued to the torso of a horse. For this post, we are avoiding the question of how evolutionarily feasible such a creature would be because if we were to talk about that, we'd be here forever!
For now, let's look at my proposals on how it would look in real life, because biology is never as clear-cut as mythology, and assess if these are reasonable.
