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Sunday, 17 March 2013
New Baffler Bird
Prior to the mating season the male Baffler Bird sheds some of its plumage and regrows more brightly coloured feathers. The bizarre mating rituals of the Baffler Bird were described vividly in Scoffer's journals: "during dusk and throughout the early evening, our relaxation was much inhibited by the hoots and squawks of the birds courtship taking place within the jungle"
Monday, 4 March 2013
The Great Fuzzle Deer
The largest of the Fuzzle Deer family, this wide-eyed ruminant has a longer coat than its cousins. It has two larger teeth in its lower jaw which it employs in extricating the edible tubers of the fidugi plant from the hard soil in which it grows.
Labels:
biscuitboy,
faux hunting trophy,
fortean,
kitsch,
lowbrow sculpture,
scoffer's island,
taxidermy cryptozoology,
unorthodox
Saturday, 2 March 2013
Cave Bear Complete
The Cave Bear of Scoffer's Island. A (mostly) gentle giant who occupies the misty peaks and hidden valleys of the island's mountainous regions. The only thing he likes better than a fish supper is a good long snooze.
Labels:
bear,
kitsch,
koons art,
pop surrealism,
unorthodox taxidermy seuss sculpture lowbrow carl turner,
ursus
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