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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 morpho butterflies comprise many species of Neotropical butterfly under the genus Morpho. They are found mostly in South America, Mexico, and ...

The first Australopithecus boisei specimen, originally named Zinjanthropus boisei, was discovered in 1959 by Mary Leaky at the Olduvai Gorge in Tan...

A set of seven wonderfully detailed half scale models including Homo sapiens, Homo neanderthalensis, Homo erectus, Australopithecus boisei, Austral...

Wombats are heavily built, primarily nocturnal marsupials from Australia and Tasmania. The wombat eats grasses, bark, roots and fungi. Like rodents...

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...

This small wading bird ranges throughout North and South America, Asia, Europe and Africa. The snipe uses its long sensitive beak to probe the soil...

Living up to its name, the sandbar shark prefers the sandy bottoms of temperate or tropical coastal waters worldwide. It typically swims at depths ...

These south Australian mammals are primarily diurnal, spending their days scavenging ant hills and termite mounds for food. They have long extendib...

The narwhal is found in the extreme northern Atlantic and Arctic oceans. This species possesses a long, spiraled tooth that projects like a horn an...

Although it is now a domestic species the llama's historical range included much of the Andes Mountains of South America. Domesticated by the Incas...

The Lappet-faced vulture is an old world vulture native to Africa. This large scavenger feeds on carrion. Its featherless head is an adaptation sin...

This replica of the human hyoid is great for hands on study of anatomy. The details of the human bones can be studied easily with the quality model...

This specimen was cast from a real human fetal skull. Estimated to be 40 weeks old, this skull exhibits characteristics of prenatal development. Th...

This now extinct species was once found in the Northern Atlantic from Maine to Scandinavia. A large flightless penguin-like bird, the Great Auk was...

The giraffe, reaching heights up to nineteen feet, is the tallest terrestrial animal living today. Native to Africa the giraffe feeds on leaves tha...

Gigantopithecus is believed to be the largest primate to have ever lived. Although quadrupedal, when standing on its hind limbs, Gigantopithecus wo...

Moles are fossorial or underground dwelling mammals. They dig tunnels in which they forage on subterranean invertebrates. Moles have evolved notabl...

The cotton-top tamarin is native to the tropical rainforests of Columbia, South America. Named for the white wisps of hair located on its head, thi...

The Beluga whale is a small white whale measuring 9 to 15 feet in length. Belugas are found throughout the Arctic Ocean and in a few other isolated...

The Amazon river dolphin is a freshwater dolphin species native to the Amazon and Orinoco river basins in South America. Also called the pink river...

  This full-scale skull replica is meticulously designed to accurately depict essential anatomical features such as sutures, fissures, joints, fora...

Domestic goats, with numerous breeds like Nubian and Boer, are versatile animals raised worldwide for meat, milk, fiber, and as companions. Known f...

The North American porcupine, also known as the Canadian porcupine, is a large rodent found throughout much of the United States. Their upper parts...