This real grizzly bear bone collection offers a remarkable window into one of North America's most powerful predators. The set includes paired limb bones—humeri, ulnae, radii, tibiae, and patellae—along with scapulae, providing comprehensive anatomical reference for education, research, or display. The bones show natural wear consistent with their age and origin, including minor damage to the scapulae that adds to their authenticity. Ideal for educators, researchers, museums, and serious collectors, this specimen delivers genuine insight into grizzly bear anatomy and the predatory adaptations that make them apex hunters.

The grizzly bear is a subspecies of the North American brown bear. Grizzly bears are found throughout much of inland Alaska; portions of northern and western Canada; and isolated regions in Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming. The grizzly is a large carnivore weighing up to 750 pounds (340 kg). This species feeds on large prey such as moose, elk, and deer in addition to carrion and smaller mammals.

• Contains: Humerus (2), Ulna (2), Radius (2), Scapula (2), Tibia (2), Patella (2)
• Presents with damage on the scapulae
• Bones Length 33.5 cm (13.2 in)
• Bones Width 22.3 cm (8.8 in)
• Bones Height 8.3 cm (3.3 in)