Real Rabbit Skeleton - Disarticulated

This real rabbit skeleton includes the complete skull with mandibular damage and articulated vertebrae, though most bones remain disarticulated for detailed examination. Notable condition notes: five broken ribs and missing phalanges on the right foot. Ideal for anatomy classes, comparative biology, or natural history displays.

Rabbits are mammals and there are 305 breeds in the world. Female rabbits are called does and males are called bucks. Smaller or younger rabbits are sometimes called bunnies. Rabbits have become household pets, but mostly today they are still hunted for their meat and fur.

• Skull presents with damage to the mandible
• Skeleton presents with five broken ribs and the right foot missing one proximal, medial and distal phalange each
• Some pieces are articulated, but most are not (see photos)
• Skull Length 7.7 cm (3 in)
• Skull Width 4.1 cm (1.6 in)
• Skull Height 4.9 cm (1.9 in)