His name is Good Grief.
At this point, he's just bones... and he is NOT tamed...all those little wires are quite sharp, and my hands have many bite marks from them to prove it!
I have wrapped him in layers of quilt batting. This helps a lot...but is it his muscle or subcutaneous something or other? I guess it must be his muscle, because there still remains another layer before the skin.
And his close up:
Now he has his subcutaneous...um...what? When you give guinea pigs fluids, it's called giving them subcutaneous fluids. But is that a noun, or what? At any rate, he has it here.
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"subcutaneous" is an adjective, meaning that it has to do with the layer of skin below the dermis (not to be confused with your epidermis, which is, of course, showing).
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