Wet Specimen Tutorial | Preserving a Large Mammal | Calf Specimen

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This video tutorial is on Wet specimen processing of a Calf. You can employ this technique for just about any large mammalian specimen you'd wish to preserve.
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Youtube has been nagging me to watch this video for two years. I finally watched it just to stop the notifications. But now that I have, I finally understood why YT would think this would interest me. Very well explained and now I wish I'd had this when I ended up skinning the rattlesnake last summer. This would've been a much better option for the specimen. Very well done.

vociferonheraldofthewinter

Amazing video and explanation. I really appreciate how thorough it was. I'll definitely check out your other videos.

GigiGlitters

wow! that container could probably hold me! great vid, thanks :)

pułkownikkaczodziobyzpodlasia

Aww, the poor little thing, would of been a lovely calf…
Very interesting 🧐

kasie

This was very useful & well explained. Thank you for sharing.

asmrplushpaws

is a 4% formaldehyde solution enough to store a larger animal like a deer calf? or does it has to be at least 8%? I'm so new to this! thank you for sharing!

Jilldestrycker

One addition you could make in your labeling format would be the type of preservative fluid that is in the container right now. This is helpful, if you give a specimen to researchers or other people, in case they need to fill up the liquid, so that a formaldehyde specimen is not accidentally tarnished by assuming that it's a ethanol or Kaiserling specimen.

l.schall

Lovely video! Very helpful!! Thank you for your help :)

Grace-kmti

How did he get the baby on the bottom shelf at 16:36? Grim but cool

lynseylou

Awesome this video is helpful. I do just want to keep just the head, I don't think there's enough skin to see can I just leave it as is?

yasminatouriak

How do you safely dispose of the water after rinsing off excess formalin in it? I've read that formalin cannot be dumped in sinks and has to be taken to a waste disposal center, so would you dispose of the contaminated water the same way?

piercingthehorizon

Thank You sire for an excellent tutorial!

sheepewe

Could you maybe do a video in the future about fixing in alcohol? When each method would be most appropriate, maintenance, etc. Would vodka be an okay fixative? 🥴

Grace-kmti