The Man Who Became a Museum Exhibit… With His Dog!

Anthropologist Grover Krantz, known for his work in physical anthropology and his interest in Bigfoot research, was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer at the age of 70. Before his death in 2002, he made the unusual decision to donate his skeleton to science, but with one special request—he wanted his beloved dog, Clyde, to remain close to him even in death.

Krantz’s skeleton, along with Clyde’s, was eventually used for educational purposes and is now displayed at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History. The exhibit showcases their remains positioned together, honoring Krantz’s wish and highlighting the deep bond between humans and their pets.

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