Taxidermy Gone Wrong The Funniest, Freakiest (and Outright Creepiest) Beastly Vignettes
Taxidermy Gone Wrong The Funniest, Freakiest (and Outright Creepiest) Beastly Vignettes by Rob Colson is a unique exploration of the eccentric world of taxidermy, published by HarperCollins Publishers in 2020. This 96-page book, written in English, invites readers to delve into a collection of bizarre and humorous taxidermy creations from around the globe, showcasing the strange and often hilarious results of this unconventional art form.
Readers will encounter a variety of peculiar scenes, including musical mice and basketball-playing bengals, as well as other oddities like gun-toting rodents and lawnmowing moles. Taxidermy Gone Wrong presents a full-color display of these unusual creations, highlighting the creativity and absurdity found in anthropomorphic reconstructions. With its focus on the intersection of art, nature, and humor, this book offers a fascinating look at the quirks of taxidermy that will amuse and astonish enthusiasts and casual readers alike.
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WARNING! WEIRD WACKY AND WONDERFUL TAXIDERMY OVERLOAD. A perfect gift for fans of Crap Taxidermy and taxidermy in general, Taxidermy Gone Wrong takes you inside the strange and hilariously horrifying world of taxidermy from around the globe.
From musical mice and basketball playing bengals to gun-toting rodents and lawnmowing moles, Taxidermy Gone Wrong is a wonderfully weird collection of curiosities that will amuse and astonish. Bringing together scenes nature never intended, this full-color volume showcases a wide range of bizarre creations on display and available for sale around the world. From a swearing squirrel in a London antiques shop to a murderous mouse serving arsenic in a New York storefront, no animal–or macabre tableau–is off-limits. Taxidermy Gone Wrong presents the very best–or perhaps the very worst–of these bizarre anthropomorphic reconstructions.
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