How do you prepare the skeleton of a rabbit - carcass?

- Fresh or thawed rabbit carcass

- Gloves

- Safety glasses

- Sharp knife

- Tweezers

- Hydrogen peroxide

- Ammonia

- Water

- Container with a lid

Instructions:

1. Wear gloves and safety glasses. This will protect you from the sharp bones and any chemicals you may use.

2. Deflesh the carcass. Using the sharp knife, carefully remove the skin and all the flesh from the bones. Be sure to remove all of the tissue, including the eyes, brain, and internal organs.

3. Soak the carcass in hydrogen peroxide. This will help to whiten the bones and remove any remaining tissue. Soak the carcass for several hours or overnight.

4. Rinse the carcass with water. This will remove any residual hydrogen peroxide.

5. Place the carcass in a container with ammonia and water. The ammonia will help to dissolve any remaining tissue and grease. Soak the carcass for several hours or overnight.

6. Rinse the carcass with water. This will remove any residual ammonia.

7. Use tweezers to remove any remaining tissue. Be sure to get into all the nooks and crannies.

8. Let the carcass dry completely. This may take several days.

9. Once the carcass is dry, you can display it or use it for educational purposes.

Tips:

- If you are using a fresh carcass, be sure to freeze it for at least 24 hours before you begin the process. This will help to kill any bacteria.

- If you are using a thawed carcass, be sure to let it come to room temperature before you begin the process.

- Be patient. The process of preparing a rabbit skeleton can take several days.

- If you have any questions, consult with a professional.