Time is reflected in the worn profile of this animal, that much is obvious. But where in the National Park System can you set your eyes upon it?
National Park Mystery Photo 20: What Curious Thing Is This?
By Kurt Repanshek - March 24th, 2010
Where might you find this object in the National Park System? National Park System file photo.
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Based on the size of the wood grain in the background, I suspect it's a metal casting used as a door handle, coat hook, or wildlife gargoyle decoration at a lodge I'm not rich enough to have ever been to.
I'd bet on a deer against RW's fox.
I guess armadillo!