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bearded dragon and boa constrictor skull, out of maceration and disarticulated! 😳 I was SO excited to tackle these. I've heard a lot of people give up at the sight of them after macerating for the first time, but puzzles really are my favourite part of cleaning skulls 😅
a stunning boa constrictor constrictor, 6'4" long individual! it's my first time handling a snake this big, dead or alive, and I was converted on the spot 😅😂 I've wanted reptiles most of my life and it's a bit weird holding a dead BCC is what finally made me 100% interested. I was surprised to see the irridescence, ever so slight! 😍 I will be tanning it's skin, cleaning it's skull, and cleaning the rest of it's bones to go to an artist for her jewelry. again, she'd do more justice in her work than I would 😂
a few photos of the boa skull in process! I ended up figuring out I used the wrong bones as the back of the eyes, the correct ones were amongst the beardie. also, one of the nasal bones went AWOL, and I still haven't found it 😬😂 this was pretty easy all things considered, and I'm happy with how it came out.
