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Duck Mouse - taxidermy project

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We're seeing more and more taxidermy projects lately - from individuals learning the traditional craft to classes in metropolitan areas. I've seen a lot of galleries with some type of taxidermy exhibit as well, perhaps there's a trend.

Here's a duck mouse.

Canida writes -

"Captured on video: a duck-footed mouse, created through the wonders of taxidermy. This is an advanced project...

Warning: this Instructable contains taxidermy, chimeras, and humor. View at your own risk." - Link.

Seriously, please don't click on through if this isn't for you.

Related:

HOW TO - Mouse taxidermy - Link.
Bizarre Taxidermy (photos) - Link.
Crochet Taxidermy Art - Link.

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Posted by: kryten007 on January 21, 2007 at 10:31 AM

Well, he does at least look happy...

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Posted by: tms10000 on January 23, 2007 at 12:11 AM

Now all you need is a pair of red led to replace the eye and you will have you a killer thread.

Also, this is incredibly creepy.

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Posted by: bonniegrrl on January 26, 2007 at 5:10 PM

I smell a new Pixar movie.

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