2763 Emu

Mounted Emu - Australia's Majestic Greatness in Taxidermy

The stuffed Emu(Dromaius novaehollandiae) is an impressive taxidermy object that beautifully depicts the majesty of Australia's largest native bird. With a height of up to two meters and powerful legs, the Emu is a majestic sight. Closely related to the ostrich, this flightless bird cannot fly, but instead can reach speeds of 50 km per hour and cover vast distances. Its long neck, graceful posture and distinctive gray-brown plumage make the Emu a unique and striking taxidermy specimen.

In the wild, the Emu lives primarily on open plains and grasslands throughout Australia, where it has a varied diet consisting of seeds, plants and insects. Despite its size and imposing appearance, the Emu is a peaceful animal that easily adapts to different environments. A fun fact about the Emu is that it is the male who builds the nest, hatches the eggs and cares for the young, a rare example of parental care in the animal world.

In the world of taxidermy, the Emu is a fascinating object to admire. Its large stature and striking plumage require detailed craftsmanship to faithfully set up the animal. The stuffed Emu brings out the power and mystery of this iconic animal, carefully reproducing the details of its plumage and posture. This taxidermied bird is not only a work of art, but also a piece of natural history to be admired.

Whether you are a taxidermy collector or a nature lover with an eye for special pieces, the stuffed Emu is an impressive addition to any collection. With its stately appearance and realistic finish, this specimen offers a stunning tribute to one of the world's most unique birds. The Emu not only adds a touch of Australian wilderness to your interior, but also tells a story of strength and adaptability.

Every stuffed animal supplied by By Max comes with the necessary legal documents. This can be a cites document, declaration of origin or just the invoice (this depends on the species). These documents guarantee the origin and legality of the specimen.