>Woodman points out that Audubon also received karmic retribution for the stunt. His friend John Graham Bell was traveling with him in the 1840s as an assistant

>Woodman points out that Audubon also received karmic retribution for the stunt. His friend John Graham Bell was traveling with him in the 1840s as an assistant and taxidermist when the two separated for a week. While Audubon was gone, Bell sewed together the head, body and legs of different birds. Surprised by the creature, Audubon sent out an account right away. Weeks later, when Bell confessed, Audubon was livid, but soon saw the humor in the trick. what the hell