The bongo is Africa's largest forest antelope, a herbivorous and mostly nocturnal forest ungulate. The thing to notice is the horns, which are lyre-shaped and slightly spiralled, and the bongo is the only tragelaphid in which both sexes carry them. You can also see the reddish-brown coloration pattern and the robust cranial structure, which makes this a good piece for comparative anatomy study or museum display. There's just the one.
This real vervet monkey skull is mounted jaw-open on a dark wooden plaque, so every tooth is on show, canines included. Hang it in a study, a classroom or anywhere that could use a conversation starter.
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Every one of these is an individual specimen, and the photo is the actual piece you’d receive. There’s only one of each.
Browse every one of a kindThese are real bat skulls and skeletons, cleaned and ready for a Halloween shelf or a classroom. Take a close look at the teeth.
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Curated specimens and real animal skulls, quality checked by our team. New subscriber deal: start a Beginners Collection for $20 with any order of $100 or more.
