Fisher skull (Marten) of Canada
Martes pennanti
Fisher skull (Marten) of Canada
Martes pennanti
The fisher is a species of the Mustelidae family. It is a small carnivorous mammal of North America (called Pékan in Canada). This marten is also called, among other things, Fisher’s marten or Pennant’s marten.
Size: Length approx 12/13cm
All skulls are different in size, color, teeth etc... They are wild animals that have lived in freedom, so some skulls may have missing teeth or teeth that are worn, cracked or broken.
These animals lived in Canada and were harvested by trappers according to the international humane trapping standards in force between Canada and the European Union.
All skulls are different - Illustration photo
Brown rat skull in box
Rattus norvegicus
Plexiglass box with black background
Chicken - Gallus gallus domesticus
Bird skull
Non-protected species - NOT CITES
Red kangaroo Skull
Macropus rufus
They are wild animals that have lived in freedom, so some skulls may have missing teeth or teeth that are worn, cracked or broken.
Takydromus smaragdinus lizard in box
Plexiglass box with white background
All lizards are different
African wattled lapwing - Vanellus senegallus
Bird skull
Non-protected species - NOT CITES
Ruddy ground dove in its egg under a glass dome
Columbina talpacoti
The egg is a goose egg
European mole skull in box
Talpa europaea
Plexiglass box with black background
Wolverine skull (Gulo gulo)
Cleaned, degreased and bleached
Skull length 17cm, Width 11.5cm approx.
House mouse skull in box
Mus musculus
Plexiglass box with black background
American pine marten skull
Martes americana
From Canada
Copper-tailed starling - Hylopsar cupreocauda
Bird skull
Non-protected species - NOT CITES
Badger Skull - Meles meles
Some skulls may have missing, worn, cracked or broken teeth, holes caused by shotgun pellets, etc...
All skulls are different
Medicalized sheep skull on a base
Ovis aries
Ancient skull whose teeth were discovered under the bone and above the eye socket, with Roman numerals written in places. It may have been a skull used for study in a school.
Original patina, the skull is not young, there may be some missing pieces! It looks like it came out of the reserves of an old museum.
Skull of a Black Agouti - Dasyprocta fuliginosa
This is a species of agouti.
They are wild animals that have lived in freedom, so some skulls may have missing teeth or teeth that are worn, cracked or broken.
Rostrum of swordfish - Large
Xiphias gladius
approximately 93-95cm
Fisher skull (Marten) of Canada
Martes pennanti
