He doesn’t do pets. That’s where he draws the line. “When I had my first taxidermy business, back then I was younger, I would never turn down a job. People would ask if they could bring their pets in and I’d say, ‘yeah, sure, we’ll give it a crack’. And sometimes it was like, ‘oh, great’, and other times it was tears and drama,” says 44-year-old Cape Town-based taxidermist Philipp Schulz. Now, he doesn’t do pets, and he doesn’t do endangered species or protected animals without the necessary paper trail. “All our birds generally come from rehab facilities, zoos or br...