High above an Italian church exists the oldest taxidermy piece that we know; a 500 year old crocodile. The croc was lost in the 18th century and later found, with documentation mentioning its existence dating back to the mid-1500s.

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High above an Italian church exists the oldest taxidermy piece that we know; a 500 year old crocodile. The croc was lost in the 18th century and later found, with documentation mentioning its existence dating back to the mid-1500s. - Did You Know?

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High above an Italian church exists the oldest taxidermy piece that we know; a 500 year old crocodile. The croc was lost in the 18th century and later found, with documentation mentioning its existence dating back to the mid-1500s.