Taxidermy

Taxidermy Opossom on wooden slab, surrounded by moss and locally grown and dried florals.

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Vulture Culture is an online subculture and form of hobbyist taxidermy based on the collection and preservation of animal remains. It's very common with Therians and alterhumans as a whole. It takes its name from the practice of working with animals that have died of natural causes, as opposed to hunting or trapping. Specimens are commonly acquired from roadkill or found in woodland areas. Practitioners, (called "vultures"), may choose to preserve an entire animal, body parts, pelts, or…

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European lynx with a rabbit taxidermy mount

birds in a bell jar

Take Em’ Down Taxidermy - USA - Oregon

Black Deer

Beautiful taxidermy work!

Sometimes even bad taxidermy can be fun, as long as you’re not the one paying for it. As we showed in our list of 15 taxidermy fails that deserve a refund, a botched mount can occasionally be downright hilarious. Sometimes, however, you don’t want the thing anywhere in your house, and especially not at night. While not …

Display of taxidermy (photograph by Oskar Proctor)

Sea Wolf, I did use Elmer's for the skull. The glue was great but the bones were a pain to reassemble. I don't want to mess with it. Once one piece...

Ashley's taxidermie