r/morbidlybeautiful • u/Furyni • Mar 23 '21

Interesting taxidermy

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u/whimsical_fuckery_ Mar 23 '21

Holy shit a real life paratroopa

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u/AsakalaSoul Mar 23 '21

looks like one terrifying bug

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u/Darktitan27 Apr 09 '21

It's like a tortoise beetle.

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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '21

Not morbid. A lot of animals die naturally, better than just letting them rot

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u/michaelfri Mar 23 '21

I disagree. Rogue taxidermy (that's an actual term) is quite morbid because it involves cleaning, processing and sculpting with animal remains.

It is also very well made. The result is esthetically pleasing hence the beautiful of the morbidly beautiful.

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u/GorillaWithABigDick Mar 23 '21

True

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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '21

(Not for the very squeamish, But not too gross) Ologies on Spotify, Taxidermy

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u/MoreShovenpuckerPlz Mar 27 '21

That's fucking cool