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Wisconsin's Hannah Stolz, sister of U.S. gold medalist Jordan Stolz, has talent of her own with taxidermy – Outdoor News

MinnesotaWisconsinIllinoisIowaMichiganPennsylvaniaOhioNew YorkNationalOutdoor News 2027 Sportsman’s CalendarOutdoor News SubscriptionsMajestic Whitetail Outdoor News Logo T-ShirtHome » Home Page News » Wisconsin’s Hannah Stolz, sister of U.S. gold medalist Jordan Stolz, has talent of her own with taxidermyEditor’s note: This story was originally published in Outdoor News in September of 2023 featuring Hannah Stolz of Wisconsin after she […]

Best place to see a live possum and vintage taxidermy – Chicago Reader

Chicago Reader Chicago’s alternative newsroom You may know the Insect Asylum as a quirky storefront in Logan Square where you can explore a whole underrecognized phylum and boop a possum snout all in the same day, but its coolness goes even deeper. Though the storefront opened Earth Day 2022, founder Nina Salem originally kicked things […]

A new investigation says major retailers like Amazon are selling real fur as 'fake' – Business Insider

A recent investigation by Sky News and Humane Society International (HSI) says that major UK-based retailers including TK Maxx (a subsidiary of TJ Maxx), Boohoo, Amazon, Miss Bardo, and Groupon labeled products made with real animal fur as “faux fur.” Sky News and HSI partnered to test fibers on various products to determine if they were synthetic […]

Taxidermy, textiles and truth: TEDxRISD conference highlights speakers’ desire paths – The Brown Daily Herald

Eliza Squibb — a RISD alum, industrial design instructor at RISD and lecturer at MIT — spoke about her experiences using textile patterns to bridge the worlds of art and science.On Saturday, TEDxRISD, the Rhode Island School of Design’s chapter of TEDx, hosted five speakers as part of their 2026 conference centered around the theme […]

Cancer is the voracious animal that early moderns imagined – aeon.co

by Ellen Wayland-Smith + BIOFrom Voyage dans l’Amérique Méridionale, (v.IX, 1835-47), by Alcide Dessalines d’Orbigny. Courtesy the Biodiversity Heritage Library/Public Domainis an associate professor of writing at the University of Southern California. She is the author of Oneida: From Free Love Utopia to the Well-Set Table (2016) and The Angel in the Marketplace: Adwoman Jean Wade […]