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

Not necessarily bad... Original caption "it ain't no sin to take off yo skin"

Octopus Tentacle Wet Specimen SPECIFICATIONS: Octopus Tentacles, ethically sourced in accordance with the Sustainable Fisheries Partnership from various locations. BOTTLE MEASUREMENTS: Approximately 4.5” x 3” *** NOTE: This specimen ships WITHOUT fluid. Filling directions can be found below! *** - Specimens have lived a natural life, so minor blemishes/discoloration may exist - Due to having multiple quantities available of this top seller, shipment will vary slightly from photos (including…

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…

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...

You might see a griffin or a two-headed chicken at this bizarre taxidermy competition.

Shopping second-hand is now all the rage. It’s cheaper, more sustainable and environmentally friendly. It’s even more fun – you never know if you’ll find a rare knick-knack or some designer-brand piece. Second-hand items can often be not only goofy and fun, but also have a fascinating story behind them.