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The father of taxidermy in Iran

Persian father of taxidermy

These are some of the stories covered in this episode of the Iran program:

The Persian father of taxidermy

One of our prominent art lovers in the Iran Program got drawn to a scientific art this week. Hoda Lezgee is going to sit down with a man known as the father of taxidermy in Iran. About taxidermy, I told Hoda as fascinating it is to see the beauty of captivating animals up-close, I personally cannot ignore the possible cruelty underlying that animal’s fate. Hoda said: “Fifty years ago, Dr. Hedayat Tajbakhsh campaigned to make hunters abide by ethical rules.” She also said: The purpose of taxidermy is to teach. Through it people get to learn about the various animal species of different regions. Hoda said: Without the science and art of taxidermy Charles Darwin couldn’t have made the contributions he is so well known for. I was convinced and I hope you are, too.

Iran and Japan hand in hand

Before anything that separates us; like, our gender, faith, or nationality comes the very fact that we are all human beings and the Earth is our home. And to improve our homemaking skills, two heads are better than one.

Lip smacking pickles

One of the side-dishes you definitely want to taste with Persian food is our great variety of pickles. Aside from their lip-smacking taste, pickles have healthy bacteria that help break down the hard-to-digest cellulose and some natural sugar.


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