VOICED: Taxidermy gives mice a second life

The video tutorial covers the art of anthropomorphic taxidermy, starting with an introduction to the class objectives and the process of skinning, stuffing, and posing mice. It delves into the history of taxidermy, highlighting its Victorian origins and use as a form of satire. The tutorial explains the techniques and materials used, such as borax, clay, and wires, and encourages students to create their own taxidermy art at home. The video concludes with reflections on the appeal of taxidermy art and the growing popularity of the classes.

What is the significance of Victorian times in the context of taxidermy?

What are some of the emotional challenges associated with taxidermy as mentioned in the text?

Describe the process and materials involved in creating anthropomorphic taxidermy.

How does the text suggest students can create their own mouse art at home?

What is Sarastro Gefsky's opinion on the final product of taxidermy?