Taxidermy is a technique that protects an animal's body by attaching or packing it (on top of an armature) for exhibition or research purposes.
What is the deer part?
The deer's torso is attached to the legs, neck and tail. The trunk is the part of the body that holds important organs such as the deer spinal cord, heart, stomach, kidneys, liver, lungs, and intestines. Depending on the species, the stem can be a single color or spotted throughout the hair. 2019
What's in the deer's head?
Antlers are an extension of the animal's skull found in members of the Cervidae (deer) family. Antler is a single structure consisting of bone, cartilage, fibrocartilage, skin, nerves and blood vessels. They are commonly found only in men, with the exception of reindeer / caribou.
What are different deer mounts called?
There are several ways to display trophies. Here are three common methods: European mount, shoulder mount, and full body mount. European mounts, commonly known as skull mounts, dominate the taxidermy process and are usually considered an easy and cost-effective display method.
What is a taxidermy mount?
Mount – Taxidermy animal. Preserved skin of an animal fixed / attached to an internal shape (mannequin) and placed in a lifelike pose. 14 мар. 2017
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