taxidermy
/tæksɪdərmi/Definitions
1. noun
the art or practice of preserving and mounting the skins of animals, especially mammals and birds, especially for decorative display.
“The museum’s taxidermy exhibit featured a lifelike diorama of a forest ecosystem.”
2. verb
to preserve and mount the skin of an animal, especially for decorative display.
“The taxidermist carefully taxidermied the deer’s body to create a realistic display.”