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Scientists Are Turning Dead Birds Into Drones That Could Spy On Humans
Scientists have found a way to turn taxidermied dead birds into drones that can be used for spying purposes.
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Kriti Sanon Has Offended Many By Posing With A Taxidermied Giraffe On Magazine Cover
Kriti Sanon was savaged online for the magazine cover, in which she has struck a pose with a giraffe suspended in the air
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Hanging Cow At Australia Restaurant Sparks Controversy
An Australian pizzeria that hung a taxidermied dairy cow from its ceiling to call attention to the industrialisation of the farming industry has been criticised on social media for cruelty.
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Frozen in Time: India's Last Taxidermist Keeps on Stuffing
Santosh Gaikwad, 42, stuffs animals that have suffered a natural or accidental death and is inundated with requests to prepare animals for museums and for grieving pet lovers.
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Maharashtra Governor to Preserve Peacock Which Died at Raj Bhavan
Raj Bhavan, the Maharashtra Governor's official residence, is known for the several peacocks and peahens staying in its large campus. Nearly 15 of the captivating animals are known to make it their home. So, when one of them passed away, the governor wished to preserve its memory in form of a display. That is why he sent the bird to the Wildlife Ta...
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Scientists Are Turning Dead Birds Into Drones That Could Spy On Humans
Scientists have found a way to turn taxidermied dead birds into drones that can be used for spying purposes.
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Kriti Sanon Has Offended Many By Posing With A Taxidermied Giraffe On Magazine Cover
Kriti Sanon was savaged online for the magazine cover, in which she has struck a pose with a giraffe suspended in the air
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Hanging Cow At Australia Restaurant Sparks Controversy
An Australian pizzeria that hung a taxidermied dairy cow from its ceiling to call attention to the industrialisation of the farming industry has been criticised on social media for cruelty.
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Frozen in Time: India's Last Taxidermist Keeps on Stuffing
Santosh Gaikwad, 42, stuffs animals that have suffered a natural or accidental death and is inundated with requests to prepare animals for museums and for grieving pet lovers.
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Maharashtra Governor to Preserve Peacock Which Died at Raj Bhavan
Raj Bhavan, the Maharashtra Governor's official residence, is known for the several peacocks and peahens staying in its large campus. Nearly 15 of the captivating animals are known to make it their home. So, when one of them passed away, the governor wished to preserve its memory in form of a display. That is why he sent the bird to the Wildlife Ta...
