The red fox (Vulpes vulpes) is a synanthropic or “edge” species, meaning they live near and directly benefit from human-altered environments. These foxes are solitary hunters and are highly adaptable to suburban environments. Places like farms, yards with large gardens,...
Named for the appearance of its “bobbed” tail, bobcats are built for warm environments but can be found in a range of diverse habitats across North America. Bobcats are skillful climbers and prefer the density that forests provide, but they are also...
The staff at Skulls Unlimited get to see some truly incredible skeletal articulations. Like Carol, an activist who lived with the rare disease Fibrodysplasia Ossificans Progressiva (FOP), and whose final wish was to have her skeleton displayed in Philadelphia’s Mütter...
Hey there, #SkeletonCrew! Aren't you loving the new specimens you've received in your Limited Edition #BoneBox so far? We are having such a good time seeing all of your reactions, and we've especially had fun curating the Limited Edition contents...
Greetings, Skeleton Crew! Your newest Limited Edition skull, the North American river otter, has arrived, and we hope you are delighted by your new specimen. Otters are beautiful, fascinating creatures, and we hope that adding this skull to your collection sparks...
What is personality, really? According to Theories of Personality authors Jess and Gregory J. Feist, “personality is a pattern of relatively permanent traits and unique characteristics that give both consistency and individuality to a person’s behavior.” In humans, personality is...
By now, you may have heard about the newest inception of #BoneBox, the Limited Edition series! With Limited Edition, we are offering the skulls of six new, never before featured species, a collectible animal fact trading card to accompany each...
Our founder, Jay Villemarette, has been heard saying "Examining the similarities yet the differences between the species led me to become a lifelong collector." Now that your collection has expanded into multiple specimens of the same species, you can begin...
