From 100-year-old carcasses to recent roadkill, this museum curator looks after them all | Video
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A dead animal can give us clues about climate changes and disease surveillance.
CNA TODAY speaks to 41-year-old Marcus Chua, curator of mammals at the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum, to find out how he goes about collecting and preserving roadkill, and why the process is important to protect wildlife in Singapore.
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