This real bobcat skull showcases the predatory anatomy of North America's skilled hunter. The specimen displays a healed pathological condition on the nasal bone and zygomatic arch, adding to its scientific interest. All teeth remain in pristine condition with four prominent canines intact—a testament to this individual's hunting prowess. Compact yet powerful, this 13 cm skull reflects the bobcat's ability to take down prey much larger than itself. A striking addition for collectors, educators, and natural history enthusiasts.

The bobcat is a feline species found in North America, ranging from Canada to central Mexico. Bobcats are stealthy, aggressive hunters and are quite skilled in this area. Their small stature does not stop them from taking down animals much larger than they are. Their primary choice of prey is the rabbit, but they are known to hunt other small rodents, birds, and occasionally, deer.

• Presents with evidence of pathology on the nasal bone and the zygomatic arch
• Presents with all teeth in excellent condition; four canines present
• Skull Length 13 cm (5.1 in)
• Skull Width 9.3 cm (3.7 in)
• Skull Height 6.3 cm (2.5 in)