Did anybody talk about birds in aviaries not belonging in that aviary’s region Examples: Black Swan in a Congo aviary, Wood Duck in an Asian aviary, Masked Lapwing in a Southeast Asian Aviary
I'm not sure the specific time period, as far as I know the Americas could have not have been know to the old world yet.
Same idea here. Depending on the exact version the approximate time changes, in some it wasn't, in some it probably was allread discovered. Btw did anyone ever notice the lama in Troy?
Russian edition with bearded dragon on cover. Its venom is very weak and not dangerous, so a more venomous species would fit
Oddly enough, a bottlenose dolphin with atavistic hind flippers was found off the coast of Japan in 2006, so it’s not impossible for a dolphin to have hind flippers... Also, that book appears to be French, not Russian.
The dolphin on the picture has Ichthyosaurus-like tail. Also it looks like a fish with second dorsal fin because left hind flipper would be hidden behind the body fron this angle. The book is written and illustrated by Russians.
Are there any introduced ones there? I know in Japan and parts of South America they were introduced for sport fishing and multiplied.
Pteranodon added to Aldabra movie poster. The mistake is not made just by Russians, see same picture here: https://www.sif.sc/sites/default/files/downloads/2016_SeaLife_Aldabra - Once Upon an Island the movie.pdf
