Taxidermy (noun)

The art or process of preserving and mounting the skins of animals for display, often in the form of hunting trophies or museum exhibits.

Origin:

The word taxidermy comes from the greek words "taxis" meaning "arrangement" and "derma" meaning "skin".

Examples:

1. The taxidermy display in the museum was impressive, it showed different animals in different habitats.
2. Taxidermy is a process that involves skinning, cleaning, preserving, and mounting the animal.
3. The taxidermy mount was so realistic it was hard to believe the animal was not alive.
4. Taxidermy is a popular hobby among hunters and nature enthusiasts.
5. Taxidermy is a way of preserving animals for educational and scientific purposes.