A SELF-PROCLAIMED "bad taxidermist" has shared his shocking Christmas decorations - including dead chick baubles.
Jack Devaney, who lives in Plymouth, often hits the headlines due to his bizarre taxidermy creations, including a rabbit toaster, chicken magnets and duckling skin mirrors.
He began what is now a full-time career six years ago after skinning and stuffing a mouse in his mum's back garden to impress his girlfriend. Since then, he's sold hundreds of the designs and last year he found his most popular to date - "faunaments" for Christmas made from the skin of frozen rodents.
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