The New York Times' alarming headline "How to skin a cat" turns out to be a short, intriguing item about being a taxidermist in the 21st century
Put any creature you want preserved in the freezer within two hours of its death; rigor mortis sets in as soon as the body cools. ''Bacteria is your enemy,'' Eddy says. Thawed animals become particularly pliable and easy to skin. If you hope to make a rug or want to freeze-dry, begin with a ventral incision along the underside.
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