Spotted Skunk

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

In the image, there is a taxidermy specimen of a reddish-brown animal with white patches, possibly resembling a squirrel, poised on a piece of driftwood placed on a polished wooden table. The tail is bushy, and the fur texture is visibly soft, contributing to a lifelike appearance. The table has a warm, rich tone, complementing the overall natural setting, while in the background, a carved wooden chair and a radiator are visible against a green wall. The lighting suggests a gentle, ambient atmosphere, emphasizing the intricate details of the taxidermy and surrounding elements.

In the image, there is a taxidermy specimen of a reddish-brown animal with white patches, possibly resembling a squirrel, poised on a piece of driftwood placed on a polished wooden table. The tail is bushy, and the fur texture is visibly soft, contributing to a lifelike appearance. The table has a warm, rich tone, complementing the overall natural setting, while in the background, a carved wooden chair and a radiator are visible against a green wall. The lighting suggests a gentle, ambient atmosphere, emphasizing the intricate details of the taxidermy and surrounding elements.

Name/Title

Spotted Skunk

Entry/Object ID

1973.1.622

Description

Carnivora/mammal/Spotted skunk

Collection

NATURAL HISTORY

Lexicon

Legacy Lexicon

Object Name

Spotted Skunk

Parts

Count

1

Condition

Overall Condition

Good

Maintenance

Maintenance History

Date

Aug 21, 1979