Ah, I see you are a fellow skull collector! My wife and I share the same affliction, although we are nowhere near as detailed about it. We actually prefer our skulls in a more natural state, with only a handful of them being cleaned and bleached and lacquered. We have skulls all over our house; everything from a hummingbird skull to a horse skull, also including cow skulls, goat skulls, deer and antelope skulls, fox skulls, hog skulls, all manner of bird skulls, and many more I can't even remember. I don't know why we like them so much. I guess it's a morbid fascination with the anatomical structure of a creature's head... or trying to match the shape of a skull with the living face of the animal it came from.

They're fascinating to look at, that's for sure.

I'm jealous of your beaver skull. We don't have beavers down here. That thing looks absolutely primeval! You obviously do a very excellent and detailed job with your skulls.