Skiber Javaensis Flying Dragon Framed Genuine Lizard Specimen

Before the internet made everything accessible, the only way you got something like this on your wall was to know someone very specific at a very niche market stall, and even then you weren't sure it was real.

This is real. The Draco volans, known as the flying dragon, is a Southeast Asian lizard that extends membranous skin flaps along its ribcage to glide between trees, covering up to eight metres in a single pass. It spends its days hunting ants and termites in the forest canopy and its afterlife, apparently, framed behind glass in your living room, which honestly seems like a reasonable arrangement. It's the kind of piece that stops people mid-sentence when they walk in, the kind that belongs in a collection built around genuine curiosity rather than mass-produced replica skulls. Horror, the macabre, and natural history have always shared a fence.

Genuine preserved Draco volans (Skiber Javaensis) specimen, professionally framed. One-of-a-kind. Dimensions vary by individual specimen. Sourced and framed by ALT CVLT.