A newly restored taxidermied African lion moved into a new home at D.W. Daniel High School, a specimen from the vertebrate collection of the Clemson University Bob and Betsy Campbell Museum of Natural History. Weighing 60 pounds with a 10-pound wooden base, the newly restored taxidermied African lion moved into a new home at the high school on September 15. The specimen is from the vertebrate collection of the Clemson University Bob and Betsy Campbell Museum of Natural History.
Clemson University museum’s lion finds new pride at D.W. Daniel High
