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Conan O'Brien Gives Taxidermy Lover Amanda Seyfried a Dead Raccoon Live on his Late Show!

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Feb. 22 2012, Published 5:28 a.m. ET

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Last April, actress Amanda Seyfried confessed that she actually collects dead animals as a hobby. Well, if that revelation wasn't weird enough — it's almost as weird as Kristen Bell's sloth addictionConan O'Brien put Amanda's love of taxidermy to the test by gifting her with a stuffed raccoon! 

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"I have a three-week-old, died of natural causes, miniature horse," Amanda said of her taxidermy collection on Conan last night. "I have a chick that I just got, her name is Linda. Well she’s not alive, but her name would have been Linda. And then I have an owl named Beatrix and I have a few butterflies," she added. "I'm just getting started. It's just the beginning." 

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And right after Conan jokes that he's going to call the police, the late night host, who's contract with TBS just got renewed for another two years, tells her about a little creature who she just might like to keep. 

"We have the coolest taxidermy animal of all time that we’ve used on our show throughout the years. It’s a screeching raccoon with a jetpack," Conan told Amanda before showing her a clip of the raccoon in action on the show. "You like that? I will give it to you, on the air, your own taxidermied, jet-packed raccoon."

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As Conan pulls the raccoon out to give to Amanda, she screams, "WHAT?! Shut up! I can't even... my mind is blown!" Then she proceeds to cuddle the (literally) stuffed animal and examine his body, telling Conan, "He's not well done." Weird, but so hilarious. 

Check out a clip of Amanda's new taxidermied pal HERE

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