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this post was submitted on 07 May 2026
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Man, think of all the work to get a dead guy, strip off all the flesh, bleach the bones, and then turn around and discolor the bones and put rubber flesh back on for a horror film. They could’ve just skipped the whole cleaning part and used the original corpse.
You just buy them from medical supply. The cleaning is done with beetles.
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/blogs/national-museum-of-natural-history/2023/10/26/meet-the-smithsonians-spookiest-staffers-flesh-eating-beetles/
I know a museum that is all skeletons and some are human and they are featured in Dirty Jobs. They also have the beetles at work. One thing about the place that creep me out is just much they enjoyed the job. The owner also vows to put his own skeleton on display when he dies.
Here some pics from my vist:
Ahaha, great idea!