Skull collection

I took a pic of the new polar bear skull on my shelves (I had to have a rearrange and move the sealion to get them all to fit!) so I thought I may as well post this one for #skullsundays today Gotta love the skull wall! I still need to get the big fallow deer on the wall above these shelves me and my husband just haven't got around to it yet so the antlers are still leaning against the skull shelves I'm still feeling extra rotten due to night seizures but I can't waste another day just…

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i had to clean the dust off all my shelves so since i had to remove my bones to clean i took the opportunity to take a photo of all my current personal skulls together (minus two does and a coyote who...

skullery

skulls

Part of my collection.

Ray Bandar's skeletons aren't in his closet — they're in his basement. The naturalist has 7,000 animal skulls in his collection, and some are now on view at the California Academy of Sciences.

Eclectic display of objects, mostly skulls. The collector Cohn's story is interesting. See below link

some cabinet of curiosities to fill your monday.

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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…