The Anatomical Guide to Monsters Takes You Inside Godzilla
Michael Hines — January 8, 2011 — Pop Culture
References: huntinglodge.no & theworldsbestever
If you've ever wondered how big Godzilla's brain was, then the Anatomical Guide to Monsters is for you. This set of drawings details the innards of famous Japanese monsters.
Godzilla fans should easily be able to recognize the monsters that are dissected in the Anatomical Guide to Monsters. I am not a huge fan of the Godzilla films, but it is nice to know what these fire-breathing baddies are made of. If you're into anatomy, then check out the gallery above for some cool images, and be sure to click below to see more anatomical sculptures, artworks, and more.
Godzilla fans should easily be able to recognize the monsters that are dissected in the Anatomical Guide to Monsters. I am not a huge fan of the Godzilla films, but it is nice to know what these fire-breathing baddies are made of. If you're into anatomy, then check out the gallery above for some cool images, and be sure to click below to see more anatomical sculptures, artworks, and more.
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