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Today at the Smithsonian: Meet the Smithsonian’s Spookiest Staffers: Flesh-Eating Beetles

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Captured October 31, 2026·Newsletter

A Halloween-themed daily feature on the Smithsonian's flesh-eating dermestid beetles, paired with a magazine subscription offer.

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