American mink Skull - Neovison vison
American mink Skull - Neovison vison
Illustration pictures
All skulls are different in size, color, teeth etc...
Some skulls may have missing, worn, cracked or broken teeth, holes etc...
Australian saltwater crocodile skull: Crocodylus porosus
Estuary crocodile
With its CITES permit
27cm
Australian saltwater crocodile skull: Crocodylus porosus
Also called estuary crocodile or double crested crocodile.
It is the only crocodilian that can actually swim in the open sea because marine crocodiles are very tolerant of salt water and can be found in fresh river water as well as in coastal areas, in estuaries.
It is an imposing and powerful crocodile, its large body contrasts with most crocodiles which are thinner, which could make think of alligators.
Very aggressive, this crocodile will attack almost anything that moves. Sometimes they venture out to sea to feed and use the currents to move around.
Its jaw is the most powerful in the animal kingdom today, with an estimated pressure between 1.700 and more than 2.000 kg/cm2
Specimen from a farm in Australia
The skull is about 27cm long.
It is provided with the associated CITES import document. This specimen can thus circulate freely in the European Union.
(CITES permit provided: Bidders are advised that some countries do not allow imported items derived from endangered species and other protected species, even if a certificate of origin is provided. By purchasing, you confirm that you are aware of the laws and customs regulations of your country).
Sold without base
Jaws in open position or dismantled (in 2 parts: lower jaw and upper jaw) in closed position
All skulls are different - Illustration photo - All skulls are different in size, color, teeth etc... These are animals that have lived, so some skulls may have missing teeth or worn, cracked or broken teeth.
Can only be sold in the European Union
American mink Skull - Neovison vison
Illustration pictures
All skulls are different in size, color, teeth etc...
Some skulls may have missing, worn, cracked or broken teeth, holes etc...
Racoon Skull - Procyon lotor
Some skulls may have missing, worn, cracked or broken teeth, holes caused by shotgun pellets, etc...
Articulated skeleton of a rabbit's foot
Antique mounting - JEULIN
South African Oryx horn polished on base
Golden Hamster skeleton in glass case
Mesocricetus auratus
Red-necked wallaby - Bennett's wallaby Skull - Macropus rufogriseus
This kangaroo had lumpy jaw disease, which explains its missing lower jaw and other missing.
Many kangaroos in captivity suffer from this disease.
Blacktip shark jaws - Carcharhinus limbatus
18/20cm
Australian marine crocodile skull: Crocodylus porosus
Estuary crocodile
With its CITES permit
28cm
Articulated Skeleton
Paper-cardboard articulated mannequin
Fossil tooth of Basilosaurus - from Morocco (Dakhla)
Priabonian (Eocene) time period, approximately 37.8 to 33.9 million years ago
Small Cape porcupine spike
Hystrix africaeaustralis
12/15cm
Canadian beaver skull - Castor canadensis
Canadian beaver skull - Castor canadensis
Australian saltwater crocodile skull: Crocodylus porosus
Estuary crocodile
With its CITES permit
26cm