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Teratornis merriami commonly called Teratorns or Merrian's Teratorn, is an extinct species of bird related to modern day condors and vultures. Man...

The short-nosed echidna, native to Australia, Tasmania and New Guinea, is a primitive mammal belonging to the order Monotremata. This species, alon...

Perfect for building a natural history display or for use in ornithological studies. Eggs are also suitable to be used by rehabilitators for egg we...

The chimpanzee is a highly intelligent great ape native to the forests and savannas of Central and West Africa. Known for its close genetic relatio...

The aardwolf is the smallest member of the hyena family Hyaenidae. Unlike its larger carnivorous and scavenging cousins, the aardwolf is an insecti...

Raccoons are lively, nocturnal omnivores found from southern Canada to Panama. They are best known for their black bandit-like mask and ringed tail...

The desert cottontail is part of the Leporidae family, but unlike the European rabbit, they do not build social burrows. They live in burrows that ...

Hominid & Ape Comparison Set - This set includes a selection of early hominid and great ape replica skulls for use in comparative anatomy, anth...

All living things must eat to survive. Teaching dietary classification is key to most primary biology courses. This kit focuses on the similaritie...

The Greater flamingo (Phoenicopterus roseus) is the largest species of flamingo and is found across parts of Africa, southern Europe, and the Mid...

The snowshoe hare is found throughout most of North America. They are born precocial, meaning they are born with hair and are independent shortly a...

The Przewalski's horse, named after the Russian explorer who discovered this species in '97, is native to high altitudes in western Mongolia. This ...

This human skull features numbered skull bones as well as skull sutures drawn in color. Skull comes complete with a product key corresponding with ...

Cro-Magnons are recognized as the earliest know race of modern humans, Homo sapiens. Generally considered the earliest European descendants, Cro-Ma...

The California condor, once near extinction, is now recovering due to captive breeding and release programs. Historically, this species was found t...

Perfect for building a natural history display or for use in ornithological studies. Eggs are also suitable to be used by rehabilitators for egg we...

The broad-snouted caiman is native to freshwater and brackish marshes and swamps in regions of Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay. Al...

Perfect for building a natural history display or for use in ornithological studies. Eggs are also suitable to be used by rehabilitators for egg we...

The 13 species of Cottontail rabbits can be found throughout much of North America. They are very adaptive and occupy all terrains and most habitat...

While the young zebra shark is dark brown with whitish stripes, the mature shark is tan with brown spots, which lends to its alternative name, the ...

Discovered in Chad, Sahelanthropus tchadensis is aged at 6 to 7 million years old. This new hominid species, nicknamed Toumai, has caused great deb...

The horned sea star, or chocolate chip sea star, is an invertebrate species found in shallow lagoons and coral reefs of the Info-Pacific region. It...

The golden eagle, originally native to much of Eurasia and North America, has been extirpated from much of its former eastern North American range...

The vampire bat has long been the subject of fear and lore. Found in northern Mexico south to Uruguay, the vampire bat, as its name suggests, feeds...