The second project was taxidermy drawing.
At Shidu Zoo, some animals are sent to universities for anatomical research after death, while others are made into animal specimens by professional staff for subsequent science exhibitions.
When Ethan Huo and his companions arrived at the scene, they opened the door and saw two wild horses that were nearly two meters tall.
The production of such a large specimen requires several months, and it has now entered the mid-to-late stages of the painting and fur-painting process. The abdominal cavity and other areas have already been filled, and at first glance it can be considered a finished product.
"Hello," taxidermist Lao Feng smiled and waved to them, explaining the specific requirements of the task: "There are still many worm holes and scars on the horse, which need to be beautified with spray paint."
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