Creative Critter Collection & Stuffed Animal Taxidermy You on September 12th from 5:00 to 7:00pm (Taught by Stephanie, Classroom, $35) – SLUG Magazine

Creative Critter Collection & Stuffed Animal TaxidermyWhat:Give a stuffed animal a whimsical new life! In this class, you’ll transform a plush toy into a one-of-a-kind wall display using a wooden plaque, ribbon, lace, florals, moss, beads, charms, paint, fabric and other decorative embellishments. Whether your style is woodland, vintage, cottagecore, creepy or delightfully quirky, you’ll […]

From wolves to pets: Ancient dog DNA reveals the origins of man's best friend – scrippsnews.com

The bond between humans and dogs stretches back thousands of years — long before modern pets ever existed.At Clemson University, genetics expert Kelsey Witt Dillon is studying ancient dog DNA to better understand how wolves slowly became domesticated companions.RELATED STORY | Quality time with dogs can relieve stress, heighten concentrationScientists believe some wolves may have […]

Viral ‘Hobbit Home’ featuring taxidermy bear receives mixed reviews online – 614NOW

From Middle-earth to Huron, Ohio, this Tolkien Hobbit-inspired home is the newest addition to the viral real estate account, Zillow Gone Wild. With over 11,000 likes and more than 200 comments people have mixed reviews of this Huron property located at 10510 Mudbrook Road.“I’ve never been more terrified and charmed at the same time”Spanning 7.93 acres […]

Hunter shot Colorado wolf after mistaking it for a coyote, wildlife office says – Colorado Springs Gazette

Daily Weather ReportPowered By:Archive InformationCarrier PortalSearchBuy Our Photos Colorado Parks and Wildlife said Monday that a female wolf from British Columbia that died in January was shot by a hunter who mistook her for a coyote.The wolf, identified as 2504‑BC, was one of 17 wolves relocated since April 2024 that have since died. Her death […]

Former West Texas A&M professor sentenced to federal prison – cbsaustin.com

Now98°Mon101°Tue99°by Jamie Burch, ABC 7 News/Department of JusticeAMARILLO, Texas (KVII) — A former West Texas A&M professor accused of smuggling animal skulls, skeletons and taxidermy mounts into the country was sentenced to six months in federal prison.A federal judge in Amarillo sentencedRichard Kazmaier on Tuesday. Kazmaier was also sentenced to three years of supervised release […]