Mountain Weasel Taxidermy wall mount - Mustela altaica - rare et adorable spécimen - monté sur support à poser - 22 cm - 27 cm - 13 cm - Non-CITES species

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Mountain weasel specimen (Mustela altaica) mounted on a display stand with real rock pieces, taxidermy in very good condition, origin Asia, year 2023, dimensions 27 cm W × 22 cm H × 13 cm D, weight 748 g, non‑CITES species, bon état.

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The mountain weasel (Mustela altaica) is a small carnivorous mammal in the Mustelidae family. This agile animal is adapted to rugged relief and high altitudes in Central and East Asia, thriving at elevations between 1,500 and 4,000 meters.

Despite a wide geographic distribution ranging from Siberia to the Himalayan range, the species faces direct threats related to climate change and habitat modification due to overgrazing.

Taxidermy in very good condition.

Mounted on a stand for display, with real rock pieces, the colors and the animal's playful gaze are enhanced.

The last photograph shows you a specimen in its natural habitat.

It is a rare privilege to own this specimen in one’s collection as it lives very far from us. An object of great charm, it is very much here for you, here and only here on Catawiki,

Not to be missed.

(All our packages are securely packed using materials specifically adapted for this purpose, and sent via Colissimo, with the tracking number provided, no later than the day after your payment, excluding weekends and public holidays).

Please take a good look at all the photos.

The mountain weasel (Mustela altaica) is a small carnivorous mammal in the Mustelidae family. This agile animal is adapted to rugged relief and high altitudes in Central and East Asia, thriving at elevations between 1,500 and 4,000 meters.

Despite a wide geographic distribution ranging from Siberia to the Himalayan range, the species faces direct threats related to climate change and habitat modification due to overgrazing.

Taxidermy in very good condition.

Mounted on a stand for display, with real rock pieces, the colors and the animal's playful gaze are enhanced.

The last photograph shows you a specimen in its natural habitat.

It is a rare privilege to own this specimen in one’s collection as it lives very far from us. An object of great charm, it is very much here for you, here and only here on Catawiki,

Not to be missed.

(All our packages are securely packed using materials specifically adapted for this purpose, and sent via Colissimo, with the tracking number provided, no later than the day after your payment, excluding weekends and public holidays).

Details

Era
After 2000
Specimen
Mountain Weasel
Scientific name
Mustela altaica - rare et adorable spécimen - monté sur support à poser
Country of origin
Asia
CITES relevancy
Non-CITES species
Condition
Good condition
Year
2023
Weight
748 g
Height
22 cm
Width
27 cm
Depth
13 cm
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Objects sold
100%
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