What's This?
Mythic Creatures
Check out this mystery photo! It's brought to you by Science Explorations, a partnership between the American Museum of Natural History and Scholastic.
![A narwhal with only its tusk and top of the head visible, emerging from the water and pictured from above.](/var/ezflow_site/storage/images/media/amnh/images/explore/ology-images/anthropology/what-s-this-mystery-tooth/mysterytooth_quizimage/3151678-1-eng-US/mysterytooth_quizimage_full_495.jpg 495w,/var/ezflow_site/storage/images/media/amnh/images/explore/ology-images/anthropology/what-s-this-mystery-tooth/mysterytooth_quizimage/3151678-1-eng-US/mysterytooth_quizimage_full_990.jpg 990w,/var/ezflow_site/storage/images/media/amnh/images/explore/ology-images/anthropology/what-s-this-mystery-tooth/mysterytooth_quizimage/3151678-1-eng-US/mysterytooth_quizimage_full_1468.jpg 1200w,/var/ezflow_site/storage/images/media/amnh/images/explore/ology-images/anthropology/what-s-this-mystery-tooth/mysterytooth_quizimage/3151678-1-eng-US/mysterytooth_quizimage_full_1980.jpg 1200w)
You're looking at an animal's long, spiraled tooth.
Can you guess what it is?
walrus
unicorn
narwhal
water buffalo
Nope. Try again!
Image Credits:
All photos courtesy of American Museum of Natural History