How Big Are Wolves Compared to Dogs? (Size Chart & Comparison) – Dogster

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Israel Has Become The 1st Country To Ban The Sale Of Most Fur Clothing – wunc.org

The Israeli government has banned the sale of fur in the fashion industry, becoming the first country to outlaw the controversial clothing material that opponents say leads to the slaughter of millions of animals each year. Gila Gamliel, now the former minister of environmental protection following her party’s defeat Sunday in the Israeli Knesset, called […]

Taxidermy is a dying art kept alive inside the walls of Cal Poly Humboldt – thelumberjack.org

Posted On:Modified On:By Julia Kelm While the sight of an animal carcass might make some people queasy, for Wildlife Museum Curator Anna E. Goldman, it is an area of fascination.  “I’ve always been interested in dead things,” Goldman said as she ripped the skin from the body of a recently thawed squirrel for a taxidermy […]

Wolf policy set the stage for tragedy of tortured animal and public outcry – wyofile.com

WyoFile An independent, reader-funded, non-profit news organization focused on the people, places, and policy of Wyoming. As people from Wyoming and beyond join in righteous indignation over an ugly incident in which a man tortured and killed an animal simply because it was a wolf, we would do well to examine the policy framework that […]

Empire on Display: The Rise of Taxidermy – daily.jstor.org

New preservation methods transformed animal remains into persuasive displays that circulated widely in museums and popular culture.Taxidermy is the art of preserving, stuffing, and mounting animal skins. As historian Alan S. Ross explains, the practice became common across Europe in the early eighteenth century, “upon which it had been adopted with great enthusiasm by collectors […]