The Relic1997

[Dr. Green tells Lt. D'Agosta about the purpose of the beetles at the Museum while walking through the labs]

Margo Green:
[to the lab workers] What's the soup today?

Dr. Brown:
Rhinocerus Megarhinus.

Lt. Vincent D'Agosta:
He's making Rhinocerus soup?

Margo Green:
It's a maceration tank. Skin 'em, toss 'em in the warm water, wait until the meat and flesh fall off, and then give 'em to the beetles.

Lt. Vincent D'Agosta:
Beetles as in bug beetles?

Margo Green:
Domestic beetles are a fairly common insect. They eat the flesh off almost anything. They pick the bones clean.

Graduate Student:
Better watch yourself. Someone left the glass case open last night, and a bunch hit the highway.

Margo Green:
They know better than to head for the cafeteria.