snake skeleton

It is a black snaking skeleton stretched over one hundred yards of black ground.

Stealing the bones and the snake skeleton.

Its oak ribs resemble a snake skeleton.

The fossil record of snakes is relatively poor because snake skeletons are typically small and fragile, making fossilization uncommon.

Knowledgeable docents are on the grounds with exhibits like snake skeletons and carpenter bee hives.

He left the finishes raw, choosing rough wooden planks and translucent resin with the occasional snake skeleton embedded.

A snake skeleton consists primarily of the skull, vertebrae, and ribs, with only vestigial remnants of the limbs.

The colony of live beetles used for stripping meat from intricate snake skeletons has been in a jar on a shelf for more than 25 years.

The room is dense with papers, and coffee cups and cigarettes overflow from ashtrays; there's a partially articulated snake skeleton on his desk.

Gladstone gallery (530 West 21 Street, Chelsea, New York City) is showing a new large-scale installation, shaped as a huge coiled snake skeleton.

Part of the 2012 exhibit at the Queensland Art Gallery is a giant snake skeleton sculpture by Huang Yong Ping at the gallery's watermall.

Then came the sick, struggling through the thick sand on crutches and crawling on their bellies like snake skeletons while angry-eyed dogs nipped at their heels and, taking hold of ripped clothes, worried the wasted bodies mercilessly.