Real Coyote Skeleton - Disarticulated (Partial)

This real coyote partial disarticulated skeleton offers authentic anatomical study material for educational and collection purposes. Specimen includes skull and select skeletal elements. Note: exhibits damaged dentition and partial hyoid bone; left forepaw missing one distal phalange; right leg absent. Ideal for comparative anatomy, zoology education, or natural history collections.

Coyotes are a fascinating, evasive, and often misunderstood member of the Canidae family, having quite a bit in common with dogs, wolves, and jackals. Coyotes prefer open land to forests, and as such are sometimes referred to as "prairie wolves." In Native American folklore, the coyote was often depicted as a "trickster" whose unwise and opportunistic choices constantly get him into trouble, but whose cunning, clever nature allows him to escape the troubles just as easily.

• Exhibits damaged teeth and a partial hyoid
• The left forepaw is missing one distal phalange
• The right leg is missing
• Skull Length 18.8 cm (7.4 in)
• Skull Width 9.4 cm (3.7 in)
• Skull Height 7.5 cm (3 in)