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SchweinGoth
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[2012-11-08 18:01:58 +0000 UTC]
"Sow Entropy reap complex systems"
(Italy)
# Statistics
Favourites: 627; Deviations: 36; Watchers: 39
Watching: 103; Pageviews: 10815; Comments Made: 625; Friends: 103
# About me
Trusting blindly in natural selection.visit my FB pages!
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# Comments
Comments: 133
Happy birthday!!!!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=4dmkRs…
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It's some months I didn't check my DA profile! Thank you so much for the video it really made me smile! <3
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That's okay
I've been unactive for a while as well.
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Thank you kindly for watching, fellow collector
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Made myself this taidermy account, cause my dead things were taking over my art ^^
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oh, they tend to do it with everyone's art!
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sir, could you explain to me how you clean the bones, strengthen them, find the bones, and how you put then together? basically what is your process for rearticulating a skeleton
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well, it depends on the dimensions of the animal you're working on... There are many methods you can find on the internet to clean the bones... For a big animal (let's say up to a dog size) I'd simmer the bones in water with a drop of dish soap, then i'd whiten it with low vol. peroxide. For a smaller animal(they're my favourites to process!) I'd use some ammonia for degreasing and alternates baths of strong H2O2 to oxidize the flesh. My animals come from many sources. some of them are roadkills, some are gift from my cats (well, for some of them I had to fight the cat to steal the pray! 
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I forgot to say that another method (I never tried it but I bet it's one of the best) is to use dermestid beatles that eats the flesh and leave the bones perfectly clear.
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oh, and thank for the llama! <3
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thanks for the watch, and seeing as your art involves bones, I will be sure to check it out.
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