Watch | Michigan students create life-like replicas of real animals

A Michigan high school is offering a stand-alone taxidermy class for the first time. The course at Croswell-Lexington High is a big hit, with 60 students signing up to create life-like replicas out of the skins of animal carcasses. Kyle Tubbs, a Taxidermy businessman proposed the idea to a school principal and it was implemented. The course got so popular that many students couldn't find a seat in this year's batch.