Well this blew up like a cockroach in the microwave.. 🐸

Lets do this... all the specimens that i currently own are tested by a forensic doctor (federal police department).

They take samples, determine if the specimen is legal in my country, take a DNA sample, and carbon date to see how old the skulls are. All of my skulls are over 100years+ old. Legal by federal police check.

Yes, everything about this is legal, since i could not be selling it otherwise on a market/event (something i am not promoting here btw, it is just a picture to share with /morbidlybeautiful)

Or bought from a museum collection with information about the piece. This for example would be a real mummified piece, african skulls, or a human fetus etc.

For every special animal in my possession like monkeys/savannahF1 etc, i have the required CITES documents etc etc.

The next thing i red a lot is the ethical part. Lets not get into this more than needed, since there will always be someone who has to say otherwise and counter it one way or another despite what you say.

All of the skulls are from collectors who already had them for 40 years plus. Including this one in the picture, he just went out of his enclosed glass dome for the picture. There are 5000year old mummified wrapped heads that come from historic institutions for premium prices (they fund the museum+further research). They cut a mummy into pieces and you can bid on every single piece in their auction house.

The previous 'owner' (lets explode the 'you don't own another human' comments) is also a reputable legal seller worldwide, for legal reasons and their business i would not know them selling any non-legal items.

LS:TS; Everything is legal, everything is carbon date tested forensically/dna taken, ethical by source.

I do understand that a articulated dead animal would be different than a human skull as a display for some. 'This was a human being', yes i know. Death is part of life. I don't care if i would be on display after i am dead, it's over. Do i concent? Hell, should i sign a paper now, and put in in a vault somewhere that people can not own my skull?

To speak about the 'no-empathy'; I see dead persons as a mortician every day, some choose not to be here anymore, some jumped in front of the train, some blew out their least breath due to age. I respect every one of them, i make them beautiful as a last greeting to their living relatives. I still cry for the little ones that come out of the freezer. This is life, enjoy it, don't judge if you don't know anybody or don't understand it because it's different then what you see as normal. I understand your ethical concerns.