i think it is pretty interesting, the only other place you could find a dead cat is PETA HQ. but still, just what could you do with it, skeletons arent meant to be decorative these days 
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the bone room instructions are they best ur going to find, that will not marr the bones.... this coming from a taxidermists kid..... I am warning you now, YOU HAVE NEVER WITNESED A MORE FOUL ODOR, SO I WARN YOU DON"T LET THE WATER TOUCH ANYTHING YOU INTEND TO NOT BURN.
anthrax is a virus... who told you it is made from dead animals?.... it is naturally carried by some inoculated livestock, making a very potent rise to fame as a top killer of live stock way back when europe didn't know much other than the church.
I was staying in the mountains at one point and my grandmothers cat died under a bush not far from the house. I was gonna use the cat bones (with others) to make a keyboard stand with the cat skull as the pinnacle. I let nature do most of the work. I let it sit for weeks until nature seemed done with it. then I soaked it in bleach for a couple days to clean the bits that were left (mostly just some fur stuck to it). rinsed it really well and let it soak in water to rinse the bleach from the pores. it looked great when I was finished. my parents found the skull when I got back to philly and threw them out but now I'm 30 and have been looking for the right bones to make my keyboard stand (that cat was huge, it looked like a demon skull).
If you have the space (away from odors) just put it in a cage to keep local wildlife from running off with it on you and let nature do most of the work for you.
Good luck with your project.
P.S.
Deer racks make great Thrones!
If you have the space (away from odors) just put it in a cage to keep local wildlife from running off with it on you and let nature do most of the work for you.
Good luck with your project.
P.S.
Deer racks make great Thrones!
My forensic science Professor said something along those lines of harvesting and creating anthrax into a dust substance, such as during the anthrax scare when people inhaled the bacteria while opening their mail.
And anthrax is a bacteria not a virus.
Anthrax infection can occur in three forms: cutaneous (skin), inhalation, and gastrointestinal. B. anthracis spores can live in the soil for many years, and humans can become infected with anthrax by handling products from infected animals or by inhaling anthrax spores from contaminated animal products.
