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Here, artist Le Gentil Garçon collaborated with palaeontologist François Escuillié to create this resin vision of Pac-Man's skull, which was based off human and predatory animals. Points out the obvious: Popping pellets requires big chompers and strong bones.
[Le Gentil Garçon via Neatorama]
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Kotaku 
May 21, 2007 2:00 AM
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