T-Rex Skeleton

T-Rex Skeletal Halloween Costume by JamieP

Weighing in at a cup of water-shaking twenty-five pounds and costing US$550 in total, THIS Tyrannosaurus Rex costume was excavated from amber resin and reanimated with unholy science! Really though, this thing is fully operational but more importantly: it gits down in tha club. Check out the intricate step-by-step process at instructables, and check out the costume in full T-Rex-booty-shaking action in the video below.

Tattoo: Albertosaurus

AlbertosaurusSkeleton by Madfeline

Inked by the Smiling Buddha in Calgary, Alberta, Canada

"This is my first tattoo. It’s an Albertosaurus skeleton, which is a species of dinosaur that’s native to the province of Canada I was born in. I moved to New Zealand with my parents when I was nine and I’ve been living there for the last 10 years, so when I came back to Calgary for a holiday a few weeks ago I decided I wanted to get a tattoo that symbolised my heritage (in a fairly original/bad ass way). My tattoo artist (whose name has unfortunately slipped my mind at the moment) did an amazing job, and the whole thing was over in just over an hour. Didn’t even hurt that bad either! Couldn’t be happier :)"

Tattoo: Science Ink

Science Ink: delightfully nerdy tattoos for your inner geek-rebel

Tattoos: CERN Bubble Chamber

CERN Bubble Chamber Tattoo by Lofidelity

This Bubble chamber tattoo may be my all-time favorite science tat. It's just freaking obscure. Of course, this guy was probably sick of explaining what his tattoo meant about a week out of the chair, but that doesn't make it any less fun to look at.