Flying Lizard Duo Framed Specimens

They're called flying dragons and honestly that's not even an exaggeration.

Draco volans, the flying lizard, stretches out skin flaps along its ribcage and launches itself between trees, gliding up to eight metres on what are essentially biological wings. It doesn't flap. It commits. Two of them together in a single frame make for a dark aesthetic display that sits somewhere between natural history museum and cabinet of curiosities, which is exactly where ALT CVLT lives. This is the kind of specimen that rewards people who actually look, the ones who grew up reading about cryptids and kept a shelf of strange things before it was cool.

Two specimens framed together. Origin: Indonesia. Diet in the wild: ants and termites, caught by ambush.