Fossilized skull of Dr. Teeth.
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It's the ever elusive, iron quadropus. Global warming has caused the Arctic ice sheet to melt and expose this beauty.
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Our local paper started including the Bizarro comic recently. It's a vast improvement over the comic it replaced, which had no humor at all. He may not have recurring characters in his comic, but Piraro does have recurring symbols in most of them. To know how many symbols to search for, look at the number that is next to his copy write signature. In the panel above, he has included 7 out of 11 symbols he uses. I can find only six, the seventh is eluding me. See the link below for the secret symbols and the meaning behind them on the Bizarro web page.
http://bizarro.com/the-secret-symbols/

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Corn hole digger for planting stalks into the ground for intricate corn mazes.
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As crow flies, that's not far from where my parents live.

This unknown tool served as inspiration for Frank Lloyd Wright's leaded glass light screens.
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Dapper Dan's would use this is an Art Deco device for extracting the clay used in making extra strength hair pomade.
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Amish ThighMaster
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Dual manscaper for that groovin' Victorian hipster.
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p.s.: Welcome back Rob for your limited engagement. I've missed the "What is It?" posts and game!

Awww, sweet!

I haven't been there since I was a kid. I remember feeding the bears.

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I would think there would be a lot of drool on the camera when the dog gets excited.