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Research published in PLoS One indicates that superworm larvae may be a viable alternative to beetles for cleaning skeletal remains in museums and forensic contexts. The study highlights the advantages of superworms, including easier management and reduced risk of infestations, compared to traditional methods.
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Research published in PLoS One indicates that superworm larvae may be a viable alternative to beetles for cleaning skeletal remains in museums and forensic contexts. The study highlights the advantages of superworms, including easier management and reduced risk of infestations, compared to traditional methods.
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Superworms could replace beetles for cleaning skeletal remains
Superworms may serve as an alternative to beetles for cleaning skeletal remains