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Even in the small specimens like the jackrabbit there is extreme attention to detail.

That makes specimens like the Burke discovery important as it can begin to fill in further gaps in our knowledge and of course potentially present us with new insights.

Ms. Low, who is responsible for creating and designing three greenhouse exhibitions a year, guided a visitor from planters full of pansies, grape hyacinths, begonias, daffodils and other staples of Northeastern gardens to more exotic specimens like the bird of paradise plant, which, in its native habitat, is pollinated by bats.

There are thousands of such collections around the world housing some 350 million specimens like the ones shown.

The sideshow took over three floors (including the rooftop) of TheaterLab, with hand-painted signs throughout, promoting fascinating specimens like "The World's Oldest Intern" and "The World's Largest Pickle" (which suspiciously resembled a watermelon).

Furthermore, biological specimens like the bone specimen used in this study are weaker than inorganic materials like minerals and metals, so thicker slices have usually been used.

"You need to build up a relationship with a dealer before you even see specimens like this," said Hurum, "It is the same really as the art business.

There are other horrendous examples of acquiring tattoo specimens, like Ilse Koch, the wife of Buchenwald Nazi concentration camp commandant Karl-Otto Koch, who became infamous for having tattooed prisoners killed and turning their skins into lamp shades.

"We get calls once or twice a year about new specimens like this," Fisher told The Washington Post.

"Without plastination you just couldn't display a specimen like this – imagine the giant liquid tank you would need to display it," he said.

It's very specimen-like, and I kind of want all the content to be a little confusing and intriguing as well".