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[notesandteacupstains]

a sunny day in my half-decorated home

[n0sf4atu]

✧･ﾟ: *･ﾟ* 🦷 ✧･ﾟ*･ﾟ*

(From pinterest)

[little-witchys-garden]

Ima say it bone finders that dig up pet graves are FUCKING HORRIBLE AND I ONLY WISH THE WORST FOR THEM.

I saw a post about a girl who was heart broken just fucking inconsolable because someone dug up her fucking dog's grave and took her dog's corpse..

Now before you ask " oh maybe it was an animal?"

Nope, all the rocks were moved off the grave put in a pile near the grave and there was shovel marks in the dirt and the hole was just empty...

Update more info: she had buried the family dog in their favorite fishing spot, a spot she’d been going to with her dog and grandpa since childhood. The same spot they scattered her grandpa’s ashes.. the dogs grave and memorial stone was next to the grandpa’s memorials stone..... The grandpa's memorial stone was also knocked over along with the dogs memorial stone OnO

I can't imagine the pain of finding out the pet you loved was ripped from it's resting place, you have no place to mourn and no idea where they are or what someone is doing with them.

What's sad is there is a lot of stories like this and it's just heart breaking.

{ that doesn't even go over people stealing dead people's bones.. }

It's sick

Do not dig up people's dead pets

{ don't dig up people bones either }

[candlelitcorners]

skull of the oppossum I cleaned up this summer. likes to read.

[victorianvampyr]

Finally got the last of the fawn remains put together. Time for other projects! Cause I am sure burned out!

This fawn was a challenge from the start. @bigolbuzzard was the one to find it, her intentions are to taxidermy them and she very kindly gifted me the skeleton to articulate. The poor thing was hit by a car, it’s head was ruined. But fortunately, or unfortunately, I had found my own deceased fawn months prior, and I had kept its head.

In taxidermy, it’s common you keep the feet bones- so I also had to find a replacement for the feet(which are mummified). Luckily a kind soul on Reddit sent me the feet of a roadkill fawn they ran into and were pelting.

Once I had managed to clean the bones- I had to spend hours just gluing the skull/destroyed bones/and caps on the bones back together. When an animal is younger, the bones aren’t fused- so they fall apart when cleaned.

Anyway. I am going to call this skeleton “Frank” due to the fact I had to “Frankenstein” all the fawn pieces together. I know it’s not perfect, but I am proud with the end result! Off to the Nature Center they go for display!

[artfaithfully]

Something a little darker for the spooky season❤️🖤🩸

[greenteacryptid]

Teacher: "So, what do you do outside of college?"

Me: (I find dead animals and put them in buckets of water to collect their bones) "Uh, art"

[propalitet]

[little treasures I 26. 11. 2023.]

[poetsofyore]

Being open about collecting bones is awesome. People just be giving me shit now

[xicointhewild]

Mouse skull

[lucifer-is-a-bag-of-dicks]

ecstatic to announce that my roommate came home carrying an entire genuine horse(?) skull that they just found out in the wild

I don't know what we're going to do with it but I'm absolutely fucking thrilled to find out

[ghonstt]

Here we go, First post! turkey vulture skeleton and skull cleaned and processed and the process took a few months.

[little-witchys-garden]

Saw this going round on Instagram and honestly DIY inspiration

[lavendervc]

1.27.24

Gonna use her for some art!

[adipoceresaints]

[paxthepuppycat]

Vulture Stim Board :3

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