A hoax.

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She was a fairy


The fairy’s greatest trick was convincing man that it did not exist.

The image shows two fossilized
skeletons of what appear to be small
creatures with wings, resembling
fairies or tiny human-like figures with
wings. These are likely examples of
a well-known fossil forgery, often
referred to as “fairy fossils.” These
fossils are not genuine and are
typically created for novelty or to
deceive. They are usually made by
combining parts of different small
creatures or by sculpting them entirely
from material that mimics fossilization.
This kind of forgery is often sold as a
curiosity or a hoax_

Is there a company that sells these? Would be cool a desk piece

Reddit in 2024 apparently has a very low bar for both hoaxes and things that are /r/interestingasfuck.

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I know it’s obviously fake but I would buy these for decorations because it looks cool.

r/AlbumCovers

This must be so incredibly hard to execute, to me this is art

Impressive regardless

Tink?

I wanna know who made this, because that looks really damn good

Looks like this could be a Grateful Dead tshirt graphic