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The common eland is the world's second largest antelope, found in savannas and plains of eastern and southern Africa. Elands are herbivores and fee...

Male domestic sheep, called rams, can clearly be distinguished from females, or ewes, by their massive horns. Horn size alone is a direct indicator...

Each keychain has a real Gold Scorpion in a teardrop shaped acrylic. The ring is stainless steel. Specifications: Acrylic Size: 1 3/4 x 1 1/4 x 5/...

Tarantulas are large, hairy spiders known for their intimidating appearance and venomous bite. Found in diverse habitats across the globe, from des...

The Piltdown man fraud is a famous example of bad science. "Discovered" by Charles Dawson at Piltdown quarry in Sussex, England in 1912, the Piltdo...

This huge vertebra was cast from our 40-foot long female humpback whale skeleton that hangs in the Museum of Osteology.  Specifications: 1:1 sc...

The giant panda is a bear native to the mountain ranges in central China, particularly Sichuan. It is easily recognizable by its distinctive black-...

The chicken has been domesticated for well over 10,000 years, making it one of the earliest domesticated species. Now, the chicken is one of the mo...

Skulls Unlimited's Bag-Os contain a variety of misfit skulls, bones, teeth, feathers, horns, etc. These sets are ideal for the classroom, arts and ...

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

Collection of some of the worlds most unique beetles, presented in a double-glass black wooden frame. Professionally mounted and includes 11 assor...

Cave myotis bats can be distinguished from other large Myotis by the presence of a conspicuous bare patch on the back between the scapulae. Females...

Found in a limestone quarry in 1924 by M. De Bruyn, the Taung Child skull was that of a three year old bipedal ape from South Africa. Described by ...

Found in a limestone quarry in 1924 by M. De Bruyn, the Taung Child skull was that of a three year old bipedal ape from South Africa. Described by ...

Found in a limestone quarry in 1924 by M. De Bruyn, the Taung Child skull was that of a three year old bipedal ape from South Africa. Described by ...

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...

There are two subspecies of lowland gorilla; western and eastern, both of which inhabit isolated rainforest pockets where they forage for vegetatio...

Kinkajous are small new world carnivores found from Southern Mexico to Central Brazil. They are nocturnal and exist on a diet made up exclusively o...

Identifying over 140 anatomical details, this specimen is a fantastic tool for teaching and learning the anatomy of the human skull. All muscle ori...

The griffon vulture is a large Old World vulture native so areas in Europe and Asia. Also known as the Eurasian griffon, this animal like other vul...

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 golden-rumped elephant shrew, named for the color of its posterior pelage, is native to forests of Kenya. This omnivore feeds on a variety of i...

The bay duiker, sometimes called the black-backed duiker, is native to the forests of western and central Africa. This nocturnal species is typical...

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...