keyintoilet:

http://crappytaxidermy.com/

Holy shit this site is awesome.

yes. good.

(Source: johnnyrealworld, via violentnature)

poppysbythetreekiller:

Diane by couleurs gm on Flickr.

(via violentnature)

jangofett87:

Slaughter

(via lloorren)

taxidermy-in-art:

TINKEBELL - Popple -  2009

Taxidermy, mixed techniques

wHoA :O

amandabellman:

hahahaha

hahahahahha

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

(Source: the-unpopular-opinions)

fairy-wren:

indian peafowl

(photo by naturelover)

fuckyeahfelines:

And that’s what I love about them.  …the sweet, fluffy, little jerks! :P

fairy-wren:

sandhill crane

(photo by dan’s perceptions, flickr)

These sound so cool. c:

(via awyeahbigcats)

fairy-wren:

american pygmy kingfisher

(photo via tropicalbirding)

fairy-wren:

green-headed tanager

(photo by frank shufelt)

(Source: headlikeanorange)

headlikeanorange:

This Woolly Bear Caterpillar lives in the Arctic and no matter how fast it eats, it can never gather enough food in one summer to turn into a moth. In winter it freezes solid and awakes four months later to start eating again. This happens year after year, but eventually a very special spring arrives. At the age of 14 it weaves a silk cocoon and becomes a moth. When it emerges the moth only has a few days to find a partner and mate. (Frozen Planet - BBC)