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Florals, Beads, and Lace Embellish Whimsical Faux Taxidermy and Anatomical Sculptures – Colossal

ColossalThe best of art, craft, and visual culture since 2010.Based in Austria, Natalia Lubieniecka scours Vienna’s markets for antique objects, fabrics, and anatomical posters that eventually inform and meld into her peculiar sculptures. Whether it be a blush-colored heart enveloped in florals, a supine frog with exposed entrails, or a deceased bird covered in a […]

Annual F&G fur auction is now live online through April 25 – Idaho Fish and Game (.gov)

For the second straight year, Idaho Fish and Game’s annual fur auction will be held entirely online in 2022.This year’s auction of furs, hides, antlers, and other items will be run through Prime Time Auctions (www.primetimeauctions.com). The online auction kicks off on April 18, and ends on April 25. While this unfortunately means potential buyers […]

Taking taxidermy to the Masters level – Times Republican –

If you love wildlife and waterfowl, and have a passion for creating art work to preserve those outdoor adventure moments, then a skilled taxidermist is what you need to have contact with. Mike Stegmann fits that billing perfectly. His work is proven by consistent results of the highest quality. Ducks and geese may be his […]

Inside the Fur Industry: Trapping Maims and Kills Animals – People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA)

Although the majority of animals slaughtered for their fur come from notoriously cruel fur factory farms, trappers worldwide kill millions of raccoons, coyotes, wolves, bobcats, opossums, nutria, beavers, otters, and other fur-bearing animals every year for the clothing industry.There are various types of traps, including snares, underwater traps, and Conibear traps, but the steel-jaw trap […]

Army vet buys a plane to save hundreds of dogs from death row – New York Post

Switch between CA and NY editions here. See more of our coverage in your search results. An Army vet learned how to fly and bought his own plane so he could rescue hundreds of death row dogs.Kind-hearted Paul Steklenski, 45, forked out $70,000 for an aircraft which he fills with crates of unloved pups from […]