Taxidermy Goes Wild!: The funkiest, freakiest (and outright creepiest) beastly scenes
Sep 2020 · Hachette UK
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Stuffed with a wonderfully weird collection of taxidermy from across the globe, Taxidermy Goes Wild will leave you both amused and confused.
Revel in scenes of musical mice, basket-balling bengals, gun-toting rodents and lawn-mowing moles.
Bringing together all the scenes nature never intended, this full-colour volume really does showcase the bizarre taxidermy on sale and on display. From a swearing squirrel in a London antiques shop, to a murderous mouse serving arsenic in a New York store, nothing is off-limits.
Taxidermy Goes Wild is the very best - and the very worst - of anthropomorphic wildlife.
Revel in scenes of musical mice, basket-balling bengals, gun-toting rodents and lawn-mowing moles.
Bringing together all the scenes nature never intended, this full-colour volume really does showcase the bizarre taxidermy on sale and on display. From a swearing squirrel in a London antiques shop, to a murderous mouse serving arsenic in a New York store, nothing is off-limits.
Taxidermy Goes Wild is the very best - and the very worst - of anthropomorphic wildlife.
About the author
Rob Colson is the author of more than 70 books for children and adults, covering an eclectic range of subjects from the anatomy of dinosaurs to keeping unusual pets. He has a particular interest in animal behaviour, and spends more time than is really good for him looking at strange beasts on the internet. He lives in London with an increasingly nervous-looking cat.
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