International Wildlife Rare Animal Registration Leopard Rug - Found during cleaning, I was shocked! Blown away, nostalgic. My father bought this when he was young, forcing himself to do so for work. Now, you can't get one due to the Rare Animal Protection Act. Very precious, high rarity value. When I was a child, my father would ask, "Who doesn't listen to me?" And the leopard rug room was where they were taken. My siblings and I would often play, saying, "You're going to the leopard room later!" It was cleaned up and forgotten about at some point. Claws, teeth, head - the real deal. Apparently, the eyeballs and tongue are different. I consulted a zoo about disposal, and they said I needed rare animal certification, and that they only deal with living creatures, so they couldn't help. The nature conservation center advised me that if I got it certified, it could be valuable and sell for a high price. They said I couldn't just throw it away as burnable trash. I thought it would be tough to just leave it somewhere. My father was born in the Year of the Tiger, so he really wanted a tiger rug. Most rugs don't have a skull. This one is unique. A truly powerful, authentic rug. Some fur has come out because it was stored in a box, but I think it can create the best atmosphere for interior design. I think the shedding will decrease now that the environment has changed. I want to pass it on to someone who can take good care of it. Over 2 meters long. A symbol of success: a wildlife rug. Apparently, they put the animal to sleep while it's still alive and turn it into a rug. I feel sorry for it. Maybe because of this, I'm attracted to people who are overwhelmingly beautiful and strong-willed, like a leopard. The rug completely changes the atmosphere of the room. And then, *moe*! Awesome!