Hey side hustle school listeners, it's Chris Killabo. I got something I bet you have never

heard of today. In fact, I'm going to be shocked if you've heard about it before, at least

I was shocked when I heard about it. So let's just jump right to it. How would you like

to set up a colony of beetles in your home? Beetles is in insects, and put them to work

for you. And these are no ordinary beetles they are in fact flesh eating beetles. And their

job is going to be to clean animal skulls for fun and profit. Well I know what you're

thinking Chris that sounds like an awful idea. I would never in a million years want to

do that. Well that opinion may not change by the end of this episode. I'm kind of there

with you actually. However for the focus of the story and our purpose at side hustle

school, what if I told you that this colony of beetles, which just so happens to work for

free since their insects, this colony of beetles actually earns thousands of dollars a month

for an Oregon woman. Like I said, you still may not want to do this yourself, but on this

daily show, I'm trying to demonstrate all the different ways that you can make money.

And I'm learning about some of them myself along the way. Flesh eating beetles earning thousands

of dollars a month on the side, only on side hustle school folks that story come and right

up.

Carla Brower is a bone cleaner. With a little help from thousands of flesh eating beetles,

her best and only employees, Carla takes a raw specimen and turns it into pristine bone,

clean, bright and white. Her work may be seen at a museum as part of a historical or educational

display or just hung over the mantle at someone's house. In case it's not immediately obvious,

bone cleaning is not the most glamorous job. Carla spends hours prepping, cleaning, repairing,

and restoring, but the end result is, well, better than when she started. Carla first

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