Aug 15, 2021 · The article told the tale of an art teacher named Jennifer Clark sharing the mother of all Pinterest fails on her social media after trying her hand at taxidermy on a cat she found dead on the side of a road.

Jun 28, 2021 · A Florida art teacher accidentally created 'Frankenstein's cat' when she tried out feline taxidermy for the first time - leaving the kitty with a 'terrifying' grin and a 'hotdog' body that saw...

Jun 28, 2021 · An art teacher gave a dead cat a ‘terrifying’ grin, and a ‘hotdog’ body stretched to twice its size after trying taxidermy for the first time.

From people’s pets to wild animals, bad taxidermy can be found all over. A Two Headed Fish? Wow, was this a catch of a lifetime? It’s more likely that someone went rogue with their taxidermy. Rogue taxidermy is popular, but a two headed calf is far more interesting than this fish.

Taxidermy is always kind of bad and totally tasteless, but here it's at its worst.

Jan 4, 2023 · Here are 10 of the most horrifying instances of bad taxidermy. Cat? This looks like a house cat from a few million years ago that found a naturally occurring stash of magic mushrooms. The poor cat is on a bad trip and seeing things that aren’t really there! Yikes, don’t get your botox from the same place this cat went to.

Jul 13, 2020 · When done right, taxidermy is a great way to memorialize an old pet or take pride in your hunting skills. But when done wrong, bad taxidermy can't haunt your dreams. If your idea of fancy decor doesn't involve keeping scary stuffed animals on your mantle, these taxidermy fails definitely won't change your mind. They may make even the most ...

Jan 13, 2023 · "It's difficult to argue the necessity for a dead deer's head on your wall, but when you've got a practical element like a rat pencil case, rabbit toaster, or remote-controlled cat drone, it's easier to understand their appeal."

r/BadTaxidermyAnimals: Brought to you by the Facebook group, Bad Taxidermy. Come and look at and share weird taxidermy.

Sep 5, 2022 · He did, actually. The real "taxidermist" was a teacher who wanted to practice taxidermy on a cat she found at the side of the road.