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1937 Print Beetles American Museum Natural History New York Squirrel FZ3 XGRB6 which was tamed in aThis is an original 1937 halftone print of beetles eating away at a squirrel and weasel skeleton at the American Museum of Natural History in New York. The caption writes, "Better than the preparators these hungry beetles will clean the squirrel's skull and weasel's skeleton awaited by the mammalogists. Between jobs they are fed whale blubber." Photography by Margaret Bourke White. Bourke White was born in the Bronx, New York. Her interest in