rule 4?
i clean 
bones 
and collect 
taxidermy and i feel like the people here would 
enjoy seeing rot timelines and such but it feels 
like a grey area. all the animals 
were already dead when i found 
them (roadkill and such)
example picks underneath:
if not lmk and i won't post it 
Slavshit
Sandshit
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the pictured possum is named chuckles btw, i want to get him a little
party 
hat
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I have a fox skeleton that is dry but still has some fur remaining! I've never cleaned an entire carcass of this size, so if you have any tips for safely removing the skin&fur it would be more than appreciated!
Typically I use a hydrogen peroxide mixed with water soak to whiten the bones and finish the cleaning.
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for my skull
i just picked off any remaining soft tissue that had dried then used a tooth brush and hydrogen peroxide to get smaller 
bits + a soak
i'm working
on degreasing my skull 
rn, haven't tackled the body just yet
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Thanks so much!! I appreciate you taking the time to comment 🫶
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Id say its fine in /h/social maybe put a content warning first? The animal is already dead and im assuming ethically sourced.
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I would love to see this kind of thing get posted. I have wondered if it was ok to post myself, but since it's not illegal I guess it's fine? I have a pretty decent odditys collection that I have considered posting but wasn't sure.
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