Did you know Dr. Seuss dabbled in taxidermy? Neither did I. Although “dabbled” seems an inappropriate verb to use when you check out these gorgeous works of art, using some real animals bits that his father snagged for him from deceased animals. No, calm down: the father was superintendent of a zoo. Check out the full gallery of these sculptures here. And some are still available for sale. Oh, for a bank to rob.
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A gallery in near where I live had a small show of the Seuss taxidermy and other art pieces by the good Dr.