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Meet this museum’s flesh-eating clean-up crew

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Last updated: 2026/11/03 at 8:51 PM
Press Room Published November 3, 2026
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The Royal Saskatchewan Museum’s lowest-paid employees are hard at work this spooky season. The museum has some of its flesh-eating beetles on display. The dermestid beetles are used by museums around the world to clean animal skeletons for displays and research collections. The flesh-eating dermestid beetle display will be in the museum’s lobby until Nov. 1.

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