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Discover The Bone Museum's Rare Pediatric Skeleton

Discover The Bone Museum's Rare Pediatric Skeleton

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The contributions are enormous: Kentucky Derby Museum exhibit honors impact, legacy of Latino jockeys

The contributions are enormous: Kentucky Derby Museum exhibit honors impact, legacy of Latino jockeys

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Step into the extraordinary—rare medical specimens, a phantom skull, craniotomy skulls, leprosy, 300 clavicles, and more from The Bone Museum’s collection. Plus, a sneak peek at some incredible geckos at the gecko gallery opening this April next door!

Step into the extraordinary—rare medical specimens, a phantom skull, craniotomy skulls, leprosy, 300 clavicles, and more from The Bone Museum’s collection. Plus, a sneak peek at some incredible geckos at the gecko gallery opening this April next door!

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Meet Johnny: The Journey Behind His Unique Leg

Meet Johnny: The Journey Behind His Unique Leg

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Step into a realm where history and science converge at The Bone Museum, located in the heart of Brooklyn, New York. Our latest video highlights some of our most captivating new additions: an exostosis (or “rider’s bone”)—a rare bony growth sometimes found in the femur of horseback riders, a medically modified human hand, a femur displaying the destructive lesions of advanced syphilitic infection, and many more. We’re also thrilled to introduce Bone Jovi, our new feline companion and unofficial

Step into a realm where history and science converge at The Bone Museum, located in the heart of Brooklyn, New York. Our latest video highlights some of our most captivating new additions: an exostosis (or “rider’s bone”)—a rare bony growth sometimes found in the femur of horseback riders, a medically modified human hand, a femur displaying the destructive lesions of advanced syphilitic infection, and many more. We’re also thrilled to introduce Bone Jovi, our new feline companion and unofficial

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Bone Clones: Access Unique Specimens from The Bone Museum

Bone Clones: Access Unique Specimens from The Bone Museum

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Preparing a Cat for Surgery: A Step-by-Step Guide

Preparing a Cat for Surgery: A Step-by-Step Guide

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Explore Fascinating Finds at The Bone Museum

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let’s see who wins this😂😂 #giveaway #spine #jonsbones

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Explore the Bone Museum: Intersection of History and Science

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Bone Jovi, the tuxedo cat, finds home at The Bone Museum

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No bones about it: Real human skeletons on display at Bone Museum

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This skull just arrived at The Bone Museum—and it’s unlike any we’ve seen before. Produced by National Biological Labs, a company we’re still researching, it features a distinctive preparation style that we compare to other makers like Kilgore International. Evidence suggests it was likely prepared by the German company Somso—common practice at the time—before being shipped back to the U.S. This piece opens up new questions about the global pipeline of anatomical models and the evolution of spec

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Cats at the Bone Museum?! Did you know museums have a long history of employing cats as pest control? 🐱 From the Hermitage to the British Museum, feline staff have helped protect precious collections for centuries. In honor of these historic helpers, we’re hosting a cat adoption event at The Bone Museum! With the help of @bfas_ny cats will be taking over the museum on Saturday, June 14th! Come meet your future pest patrol—or cuddle buddy. 🐾🎓 | The Bone Museum

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The Bone Museum is excited to announce that several of our specimens have been cast by Bone Clones. These casts allow more students and researchers to access pieces from the museum without visiting our Brooklyn, New York, location, and give guests a hands-on opportunity to examine specimens without risking damage to the original, often fragile skulls. | The Bone Museum

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This skeleton on display at The Bone Museum reveals the extreme effects of tight-lacing—a 19th-century fashion trend where corsets were worn so tightly, they reshaped the body itself. Notice the dramatically narrowed ribcage: the lower ribs have been pulled inward, likely a result of years of excessive corset use. Tight-lacing didn’t just alter appearance—it compressed internal organs, reduced lung capacity, weakened core muscles, and even shifted the position of the stomach and liver. While cor

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is the bone museum spooky? Thank you you too @jakobportrait for coming down and asking great questions💀 | The Bone Museum

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🦴 How to Find the Bone Museum 🗺️ Getting lost? Not on our watch. Here’s your step-by-step guide to finding the Bone Museum and getting inside—no scavenger hunt required (unless you’re into that). Watch this before you visit to make your trip bone-afide smooth! 💀📍 | The Bone Museum

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Step into a realm where history and science converge at the Bone Museum, located in the heart of Brooklyn, New York. Our latest video invites you to unravel the secrets behind a skull with gigantism, explore the poignant narrative of a skull marked by an orbital tumor, and ponder the significance of a craniotomy. Delve into the complexities of a spine affected by ankylosing spondylitis, along with many more extraordinary pieces in our collection. | The Bone Museum

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Step into a realm where history and science converge at The Bone Museum, located in the heart of Brooklyn, New York. Our latest video highlights some of our most captivating new additions: a rare adult mandible showing a full set of teeth, a newly acquired exploded skull, and an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at our Research Facility. These, alongside many other rare and unusual specimens, offer a powerful glimpse into the intricate stories bones can tell — from development and trauma to the e

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Step into a realm where history and science converge at The Bone Museum, located in the heart of Brooklyn, New York. Our latest video highlights some of our most captivating new additions: a non-union femoral neck fracture, a skull with leprosy completely missing its nose, a metal hip replacement, and a child skeleton prepared by Carolina Biological Supply in 1984. These, alongside countless other rare and unusual specimens, offer a powerful glimpse into the intricate stories bones can tell — fr

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At The Bone Museum, we don’t believe education ends at the display case. It includes provenance, systems, and the ethical questions that come with medical history. In this video, we discuss the sourcing and acquisition history behind some of the skeletons in the collection, with a primary focus on Carolina Biological Supply, and we place it within the broader context of the medical bone trade. This is a long, global, and deeply complex history — shaped by changing medical demands, donation reque

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🐾 Breaking Mews! The news just came by to interview our very own museum cat, Bone Jovi! 🦴📸 @news12bk Cats have been part of museum life for centuries, from ancient temples where they were seen as protectors of sacred relics, to modern museums where they guard artifacts (and the occasional bone) from pests. Bone Jovi continues that proud tradition here at The Bone Museum, keeping our specimens safe and our visitors smiling. Stop by to say hi to our four-legged Head of Security next time you vi

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A huge thank-you to PIX11 News and Mr. G for visiting the Bone Museum and interviewing our resident star, Bone Jovi! 🐱💀 He’s purr-fectly thrilled to share his story with New York! | The Bone Museum

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Bone isn’t just bone—it’s living, adapting tissue. 🦴💥 In MMA fighters, years of high-impact strikes, grappling, and resistance training do more than build muscle—they literally reshape their skeletons. Their bone mineral density (BMD) often surpasses that of the average person, especially in weight-bearing areas like the hips, legs, and forearms. Why? Repeated stress signals the body to lay down more bone, making it denser and stronger to withstand future blows. It’s a powerful example of how

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When a bone breaks, healing isn’t instant, it’s a carefully staged process. First comes a blood clot, then a soft callus, followed by hard new bone, and finally remodeling to restore strength and shape. Bones don’t just heal, they rebuild themselves, adapting to stress and movement along the way. | The Bone Museum

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Archaeologists just uncovered a 1.4-million-year-old facial bone in a Spanish cave—making it the oldest human fossil ever found in Western Europe. Nicknamed “Pink,” this tiny fragment could rewrite everything we thought we knew about when (and how) early humans arrived in Europe. | The Bone Museum

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Bone Jovi update. Before he ever joined us, his previous owner made a whole booklet about him back in 2023. Four months ago he arrived at The Bone Museum, settled in like he’d always belonged here, and has quietly become our guardian-in-residence. Now he naps between exhibits, inspects guests like a tiny curator, and feels like part of our story. We’re lucky to have him.” 🐾💀📖 | The Bone Museum

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Dog on Jersey Shore beach uncovers rare 10,000-year-old walrus bone

🎄 A little bone science as a holiday treat 🎄 One of our fan-favorite surprises is back: rider’s bone, a bony exostosis that can form on the femur in long-term equestrians. Repetitive gripping of the saddle, sustained hip adduction, and constant muscle pull where the adductors attach can stimulate the periosteum to lay down extra bone over time. It’s a perfect reminder that bones aren’t static, they respond to how we use our bodies. Just like tennis elbow or pitcher’s shoulder, equestrian sport

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