A French Anatomy Book Trying To Illustrate How Horses Bones Are Similar To Ours

So this French anatomy textbook decided the best way to teach comparative anatomy was to create what can only be described as a fever dream rainbow horse that looks like it wandered out of a Lisa Frank nightmare. The color-coding is actually genius though—each bone group gets its own fabulous shade to show how horse bones map onto human anatomy. Your wrist? That's basically a horse's knee. Your fingers? Those are the horse's entire lower leg bones, which is why horses are essentially tiptoeing around on one giant middle finger. Evolution really said "let's take a hand, stretch it out, and make it fast" and honestly? Iconic. The French really know how to make comparative anatomy look like a party.