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What does a Preparator/Taxidermist do?
About the role
Preparators often work within the museum sector, preparing and conserving biological specimens. They may have an education in biology, conservation programs, or similar fields. Their work is important for preserving biological diversity and historical material for future studies and exhibitions.Responsibilities
Preparators are responsible for preparing, mounting, and maintaining biological specimens for exhibition or research. They perform taxidermy, which is the art of preserving animal bodies, and ensure that specimens are handled in a safe and ethical manner. Documentation and registration of collections are also a central part of their work.Skills and tools
Preparators must have good knowledge of taxidermy and conservation techniques. They use tools such as scalpels, suturing thread, chemicals for preservation, and modeling materials. Dexterity, precision, and an understanding of anatomy and biology are essential skills.Programs in Sweden
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