Mythical creature taxidermy

Sarah Brewer's taxidermy. That's somethin' else, right?!

Her work introduced rogue taxidermy to the world when it appeared on the front page of the New York Times art section in 2005.

Enrique Gomez De Molina creates hauntingly stunning hybrid sculptures. But his mythical creatures could land the Miami artist in jail for up to five years for illegally importing parts from endangered species.

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Capricorn Taxidermy

Taxidermist Enrique Gomez De Molina from Miami, FL. has created these haunting hybrid-animal creations and now faces charges, potential jail time and up to $250,000 because of it. According to the report, he did not have the proper permits required to import specific rare animal parts like the slow loris or the Java kingfisher. What do you think-are these mythical creatures sick or art? Or maybe it's sick art.

Sarina Brewer and her amazing taxidermy art.

We like to think of unicorn as mesmerizingly beautiful mythical creatures. We can only guess that this artist have had some similar ideas, but his executions certainly doesn't reflect those ideas. Here are some pretty bizarre unicorn sculptures. We bet you have never imagined them looking like this!