noun
definition
The art of stuffing and mounting the skins of dead animals for exhibition in a lifelike state.
verb
definition
To stuff and mount the skin of a dead animal.
Examples of taxidermy in a Sentence
This includes taxidermy, skulls, ancient artifacts, various artifacts from different cultures.
Victorian taxidermy was the font of the idea that we can explore, understand and tame the species that we share the world with.
Sightings and attacks of the Chupacabra continued after 2000, with an amazing claim in September of 2009 by Taxidermy expert, Jerry Ayer, of Texas that he'd captured an actual Chupacabra.
In the meantime, he plans to stuff the creature and display it at the Blanco Taxidermy School.
The Museum offers outstanding examples of nineteenth-century taxidermy at its very best and was bequeathed to the nation in 1938.
Professional taxidermy firms keep a full stock record, which show all specimen movement details.
The collections comprise wet preparations of human tissues and organs, skeletal material and some animal taxidermy specimens.
This dichotomy of views on taxidermy display strategy is well documented in the literature.
It all started in the taxidermy shop of my good friend, Frank Gentry.
Taxidermy teacher, Jerry Ayer of Blanco, Texas claimed to have what he believed was an actual Chupacabra specimen in his freezer.
Taxidermist Jerry Ayer of Blanco, Texas presents a strange animal that came to him via Lynn Butler, a former student at his taxidermy school.
Taxidermist Jerry Ayers produced the frozen carcass of a strange, dog-like animal that was brought to him by a former student at his school of taxidermy.
Some not particularly good taxidermy - a cased specimen chub and a trout - went for £ 48 and £ 70.