#mummified animal

[shadyufo]

Super cool nature-made opossum mummy / skeleton. Mummified on one side, exposed skeleton on the other.

Get it HERE in my Etsy shop!

[pansysvultureart]

My line of Fearies is coming along nicely! Can't wait to finish the snail one.

[fadingxecho]

i ordered a mummified opossum head on etsy. i’m gonna name him Ethan Winters

[pacificremains]

Rooster skull with its comb. The skull was beetle cleaned, degreased, and whitened with peroxide. The sclerotic rings were glued in place. The comb was formalin fixed and dried, then glued in place. A super cool specimen done for a good friend ❤️

[yoshikunes]

Mummy 🩷🤍🩷

OC belongs to @/ harusame10000 on Twitter

[chupacabracrafts]

working on a Shop restock of white mouse head mummies. These beebs are prepped and freshly set to dry...

[ancientorigins]

For the first time, scientists have examined the soft tissues of a preserved prehistoric bear, enabling them to study internal organs and even extract brain tissue.

[groovinomicon]

✨️shout out to one piece fr for making me suddenly start doodling again ✨️

Unfortunateky Ive also consistently picked up a Surprise Man every arc but by fucking cod did the Thriller Bark Surprise Man hit me like a train. Love this guy Love him so much

Bonus: I'm 100% certain he could be convinced to stream and also just in general I think Ryuma would've loved Baja Blast.

[answrs]

nabbed this mummified eight-pointer off the local swap, gonna clean him up. I'll be interested to see if I'm able to peel some of that mohawk off first before dunking him in the bins, might be a fun lil scrap to display him with once he's nice and clean. he's been sitting forgotten in the back of an old storage unit for a few years apparently, will be nice to get him in a condition he can be displayed. those are quite the impressive tines!

[shadyufo]

Cute little nature-made mouse mummy skeleton. 

Get it HERE in my Etsy shop!

[blueiskewl]

A 30,000-Year-Old Baby Woolly Mammoth Found in Yukon's Klondike Gold Fields

A gold miner found a mummified baby woolly mammoth in the Trʼondëk Hwëchʼin Traditional Territory in Yukon, Canada.

According to a press release from the local government, the female baby mammoth has been named Nun cho ga by the First Nation Tr'ondëk Hwëch'in elders, which translates to "big baby animal" in the Hän language.

Nun cho ga is the most complete mummified mammoth discovered in North America.

Nun cho ga died and was frozen in permafrost during the ice age, over 30,000 years old, said the press release. She would have roamed the Yukon alongside wild horses, cave lions, and giant steppe bison.

The frozen mammoth was recovered by geologists after a young miner in the Klondike gold fields found the remains while digging up muck.

Dr. Grant Zazula, the Yukon government's paleontologist, said the miner had made the "most important discovery in paleontology in North America,"reported The Weather Channel.

The baby mammoth was probably with her mother when it but ventured off a little too far and got stuck in the mud, Zazula told The Weather Channel.

Professor Dan Shugar, from the University of Calgary, part of the team who excavated the woolly mammoth, said that this discovery was the "most exciting scientific thing I have ever been part of."

He described how immaculately the mammoth had been preserved, saying that it still had intact toenails, hide, hair, trunk, and even intestines, with its last meal of grass still present.

According to the press release, Yukon is renowned for its store of ice age fossils, but rarely are such immaculate and well-preserved finds discovered. Zazula wrote in the press release that "As an ice age paleontologist, it has been one of my lifelong dreams to come face to face with a real woolly mammoth.

"That dream came true today. Nun cho ga is beautiful and one of the most incredible mummified ice age animals ever discovered in the world."

The woolly mammoth, about the size of the African elephant, roamed the earth until about 4,000 years ago. Early humans, hunted them for food and used mammoth bones and tusks for art, tools, and dwellings. Scientists are divided as to whether hunting or climate change drove them into extniction.

By Bethany Dawson.

[pacificremains]

New things for the sin bins

[graveyardharmony]

salt dried deer legs, any idea about what to make with them?? I've had then lying around for like a year and i havent come up with anything i feel extravagant about lol

[bones-n-bookles]

Mummified brindle coyote head from @blackbackedjackal 🖤

I love this boy SO fucking much omg. Such a good little babie. Doesn't smell or anything, which didn't surprise me since I already have a grey fox head mummy from Jackal who's queued up next 💕 lookit his lil grin from the front though 🥺

[chupacabracrafts]

Shop Update: This very large mummified hamster head is ready for a new home! 

3 white mouse head mummies are still available too... 

https://etsy.me/3HyjBmY

[igknightedart]

What was just going to be a warm up ended out being...this lol

Awhile back I got the idea to make a body for an old DJW bust commission of The Fallen in TFA. I opted to lean in for sort of a Ghost Rider aesthetic, by suggestion of friends of his on Twitter!

Not bad for a several millenia old disgraced tribe leader turned eldritch minion of Violin Jiger!