I’ve seen a few things close to this standard on my travels…. but there are some real doozies here.
http://www.buzzfeed.com/alanwhite/if-you-want-laughs-and-to-feel-a-bit-sick-you-should-follow
Is 5 a Giant Otter??
Jon
Terrible Taxidermy
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yes, and there’s some other Neotropic stuff in the background.
5 is a salamander for me. phil.
Yes old stuffed specimen tend to look this way. Klaus