What is the similarities between Taxidermy and mummification?

Both taxidermy and mummification involve the preservation of organisms after death, aiming to maintain their appearance for educational or memorial purposes. Taxidermy typically focuses on animals, using techniques to recreate their lifelike appearance, while mummification is a process associated mainly with humans, particularly in ancient cultures, to preserve the body for the afterlife. Both practices reflect cultural attitudes toward death and preservation, highlighting the desire to keep a connection to the deceased. Additionally, both require specialized knowledge and skills to effectively preserve and present the remains.