From Humpback Whales to Hummingbirds: Displays that Cut to the Bone at the Museum of Osteology

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Timestamps:
0:00 Ad Introduction
0:50 FGP Introduction
2:49 Guest introduction
3:16 Jay background
6:39 How did you get the replica of your own skull done
8:02 Whole body 3d process
9:14 How did you find skeletons and skulls
12:38 How long does it take the Beatles to do their work
13:16 What kind of beetles are these
25:08 Find out about guest

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A seven-year-old boy plays in the forest, stumbles upon a dog skull, and falls into a lifelong passion for all things bones.

That was decades ago, and the boy was Jay Villemarette. He’s now the founder of Skulls Unlimited and owns a collection of 7,000+ bone specimens, 700+ of which are on display at the Museum of Osteology in Oklahoma City, OK.

Every year, tens of thousands of visitors seek the awe-inspiring sight of skeletons big and small, from humpback whales to hummingbirds.

Press play to learn:

1) How Jay had a replica of his own skull created (finally realizing the dream of “holding his own skull”!)
2) Which little insects make Jay’s job significantly easier … and how do they do it.
3)How Jay was able to amass such a large and impressive collection of osteological specimens over the years
4) What it takes to reposition small vs. large skeletons for display

Interested in learning more?

Tune in and check out https://www.skeletonmuseum.com/ and https://www.skullsunlimited.com/.