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Flesh Eating Beetles..need info.?
20 some years ago two classmates of mine made a skeleton display of a rabbit. To clean the flesh and tendons from the bones they used some sort of beetle ordered from a biological supply company. I've lost contact with them and tried looking up what this insect might be. I would like to order some for a similar project but can't find out what type of insect to order. Any info would be good. Thanks!
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- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
That'd be Dermestid Beetles (aka skin beetles), but I have no idea how to care for them
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Source(s): zoology student - Anonymous1 decade ago
Dermestids are the traditional ones and are sometimes called museum beetles. People have been known to use mealworms too and they are a lot easier to come by. Other arthropods can also be used.
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