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'''Vulture culture''' is about a love and appreciation of the natural world and animals, and vultures often feel they are keeping the spirit of the animal alive by keeping its bones and celebrating their beauty. It is also a part of the practice of taxidermy. The act of Vulture Culture is to search of the remains of an animal and take it with the intention of using the remains for taxidermy (skinning, using the bones/skeleton; etc). |
'''Vulture culture''' is about a love and appreciation of the natural world and animals, and vultures often feel they are keeping the spirit of the animal alive by keeping its bones and celebrating their beauty. It is also a part of the practice of taxidermy. The act of Vulture Culture is to search of the remains of an animal and take it with the intention of using the remains for taxidermy (skinning, using the bones/skeleton; etc). |
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Revision as of 16:08, 30 July 2020
Vulture culture is about a love and appreciation of the natural world and animals, and vultures often feel they are keeping the spirit of the animal alive by keeping its bones and celebrating their beauty. It is also a part of the practice of taxidermy. The act of Vulture Culture is to search of the remains of an animal and take it with the intention of using the remains for taxidermy (skinning, using the bones/skeleton; etc).