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🦴Intro🦴
🦴call me Twig - He/It
🦴appreciating life through death
🦴this blog is dedicated to taxidermy, archeology, and other such things
🦴beginner taxidermist
🦴main - @tw1ggs
here’s a good view of the French thylacine doe i was talking about. You can see the taxidermist gave her a front-facing “kangaroo” pouch instead of the natural backward pouch they really had.
a lot of people j find make this mistake when modelling or drawing thylacines because when you say “marsupial “ people think kangaroo and because kangaroos have a front facing pouch (due to their erect posture) but most marsupials do have this backwards pouch
at the freshwater fishing hall of fame and museum in hayward, wi
Snowy owl at the natural history museum in Oslo
Taxidermy Displays at the National Museum of Ireland, Dublin Ireland (December 14 2016)
Shoebill stork in Oslo's natural history museum! Also check out that otter shrew, love those guys
Ermine and mouse at the natural history museum in Oslo. I love it when taxidermy displays tell a story!
wild boar (Sus scrofa)
Dead swamp wallabies wallabia bicolor I found while birding.
The top one has all the teeth and is nice and clean ❤️
Some mounts finished and ready to go home!
"Sweating" the horn sheaths off my ram lamb heads.
This is the tissue which resides directly underneath the keratin layer -the horns- of ... horned mammals. It's soft and spongy at the tip.
Wild Eurasian wolf skulls from my country Bulgaria (second one is from Pskov, Russia)
Personal collection
Honkin veiled chameleon skull
That’s the last of my ducks, for now! Next week: shoulder mounts!
Thylacinus cynocephalus, Thylacine, pouch young. [C 5755]