The course aims to prepare skeletons for research and practical lessons. Skeletons can be used in various scientific studies, such as studying bone development or the effects of disease. The steps begin with collecting the skeleton, disinfecting it, and then preparing it for display or study, with attention paid to anatomy and structural details.

The course recommends that individuals have a comprehensive understanding of animal anatomy across different species. They should also be skilled at performing dissections, interpreting imaging techniques, and analyzing anatomical differences. Continuing education through specialized courses or advanced degrees in related fields can help individuals keep up with the latest research and developments in animal anatomy.