NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Researchers at New Mexico Tech have new developments in their taxidermy bird drone projects that will blow your mind. Dr. Mostafa Hassanalian, an Associate Professor of ...

Bird curator Hein Van Grouw reveals how taxidermy is still bringing nature to life, centuries after the first animals were preserved. On the first floor of the Museum's Hintze Hall, 38 pheasants rest ...

The art of taxidermy has become fashionable again in recent years. But it has always been scientifically useful. Hein van Grouw, Senior Curator and expert taxidermist, shows us how bird taxidermy ...

Mansfield Museum's Victorian and Edwardian bird taxidermy exhibits will be a focus of a 15-minute experience called Flight of the Pixels: Digital Migration. It will involve a multi-media “video ...

Researchers are developing bird-like drones using real bird bodies to study wildlife. These drones can fly, swim, and perch.

“I had this idea for about more than a decade [ago] to basically convert the taxidermy birds into the flapping wing drones,” said Associate Professor Mustafa Hassanalian. Almost a year ...

New Mexico Tech's innovative drones, made with real bird parts, aim to improve efficiency and safety in aviation.