Taxidermied birds have now been placed on cliffs in a replica of Látrabjarg in the West Fjords, one of Europe's biggest bird cliffs, inside the Pearl in Reykjavik.

The cliffs form part of a new nature exhibition at the Pearl, a building in central Reykjavik located on top of the city's hot water tanks that features a revolving restaurant on the top floor.

https://icelandmonitor.mbl.is/news/nature_and_travel/2018/10/10/cliffs_with_nesting_birds_at_new_nature_exhibition_/

Puffins are now an endangered species, and important populations in Iceland are disappearing.

To make matters worse, on one island off the south coast, fledging birds - known as pufflings - land in the local town by mistake and are at risk of being killed.

https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-europe-45832618/puffin-patrol-the-children-saving-iceland-s-pufflings