6" Scenting Bear by Tony Oqutaq *Lonny* Inuit print Did you know that tusks

Did you know that tusks are more common in males and are actually an enlarged tooth with up to 10 million nerve endings inside

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The sideways position of this Whale lends itself to be showcased on a shorter podium below eye level

Has he spotted another seal

The effect is a savage looking hunting bird

6" Scenting Bear by Tony Oqutaq *Lonny* Inuit print Did you know that tusksInuit art: Scenting Bear Inuit Artist: Tony Oqutaq Size: 6" long, 2. 5" high, 2" high Community: Cape Dorset, NU 06 23 Stone: Serpentine id: dfa 7385QbgjyNAL Lonny is a realistic style Scenting bear which is a type of Walking bear. Look at Lonny from behind. His left leg is balanced on his toes> In this position, it looks like Lonny has been carved just as he is placing his foot down on the ground. It isn't common to see a sculpture that has movement