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Humans have utilized the domestic goat for over 8,000 years. Goats have been bred for their meat, milk, and wool. Currently, there are over 400 dom...
View full detailsThe first Australopithecus boisei specimen, originally named Zinjanthropus boisei, was discovered in 1959 by Mary Leaky at the Olduvai Gorge in Ta...
View full detailsThe Rottweiler is a large and powerful breed of dog that was originally bred in Germany for herding and guarding livestock. They are a muscular and...
View full detailsThis remarkable set of 21 tools—including awls, axes, knives, scrapers, cores, and a hammer—was collected between 2000 and 2004 in Romania. As foss...
View full detailsThis manual instructs step by step articulation of a canine specimen. It is based on the articulation of a wolf but is applicable to any type of c...
View full detailsThe domestic dog is a loyal and friendly companion, often seen as a beloved family pet. With its eagerness to please and its intelligence, the dom...
View full detailsAuthentic rodent skull specimens from the Museum of Osteology collection, featuring museum-cataloged pieces with original handwritten documentation...
View full detailsAmong the treasures discovered in the tomb of Egyptian King Tutankhamun was an ornate breastplate adorned in gemstones. The centerpiece of the arti...
View full detailsThe crab-eating monkey is native to southeast Asia as well as Indonesia and the Philippine islands. As in most old-world primates, the crab-eating ...
View full detailsThe sub-family Tachyoryctinae consists of 13 species of east African mole rats. Eastern mole rats are solitary, fossorial rodents that dwell in ela...
View full detailsThis real raccoon skull specimen displays evidence of periodontal disease, making it an excellent educational resource for studying dental patholog...
View full detailsAll dogs, wild and domestic, are direct descendants of wolves. Dogs have been bred as pets and companions for thousands of years with the earliest ...
View full detailsThe African Elephant, as its name suggests is native to Africa. Elephants are the largest land mammals reaching a height of 400cm (13 feet) and a w...
View full detailsThe whooping crane is one of North America's tallest and rarest birds, known for its striking white plumage, black wingtips, and loud, trumpeting c...
View full detailsThe Striped Skunk is easily recognized by its characteristic warning colors and pattern. A member of the Mephitidae family, the stripped skunk can ...
View full detailsJacob sheep are a distinctive and ancient breed known for their striking appearance and multiple horns—most have four, though some individuals have...
View full detailsDomestic cats are intelligent and curious animals known for their ability to learn new tricks and explore their surroundings. They are affectionate...
View full detailsRaccoons are lively, nocturnal omnivores found from southern Canada to Panama. They are best known for their black bandit-like mask and ringed tail...
View full detailsThe average sperm whale can weigh as much as 50 tons, grow to a length of 65 feet, and live for 30 years. Sperm whales travel in schools of about 2...
View full detailsThe broad-footed mole, also known as the California mole, can be found dwelling underground in the moist grasslands and open forests of Northern Me...
View full detailsThe pronghorn is sometimes considered a living fossil. It shows many primitive traits. Perhaps the most obvious primitive attribute is in that pron...
View full detailsFlying squirrels are small nocturnal rodents known for their ability to glide between trees using a special membrane called the patagium, which str...
View full detailsThe giraffe, reaching heights up to nineteen feet, is the tallest terrestrial animal alive today. Native to Africa, the giraffe feeds on leaves tha...
View full detailsThe Nile Crocodile is native to the river systems of tropical and southern Africa. This large crocodilian can weigh up to 2,000 pounds (900 kg) and...
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