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Frog Zoological Poster - Rana Temporaria The Science: The European Common Frog or European Grass Frog is a medium-sized, usually brown amphibian found across most of Europe and East across Asia. Typical of the Ranidae it...
Beaver Zoological Poster - Castor fiber The Science: The beaver is well-known for its propensity to gnaw down trees for materials to build its dam, a structure that can be so strong that bulldozers or even dynamite might...
Birds of Prey Zoological Poster - Raptores The Science: A bird of prey (a term including Owls, Hawks, Falcons, Buzzards, Vultures and Eagles) is also called a “raptor”, which comes from the Latin term...
Common Seal Zoological Poster - Phoca vitulina The Science: The Common or Harbor Seal lives in the temperate and Arctic coastlines of the Northern Hemisphere. Its body is covered in a thick layer of blubber, which...
Domestic Chicken Zoological Poster - Gallus domesticus The Science: The Chicken is one of the most widespread domesticated fowl in the world and has been cultivated for its eggs and meat as far back as 8,000 BCE in...
Blue Whale Zoological Poster - Balaenoptera musculus The Science: The blue whale is the largest animal on Earth, measuring up to 98 feet in length and weighing 180 tonnes. It can eat up to 40 million krill (nearly...
Black-Headed Gull and Flight Zoological Poster - Chroicocephalus ridibundus The Science: The Black-Headed Gull is common across Europe and Asia and some parts of North America. A typical migratory seabird, it is an...
Horse Zoological Poster - Equus caballus The Science: From a complex evolutionary tree that saw the spread of horses across the entire Northern Hemisphere, the genus Equus has declined to just a handful of species...
Red Kangaroo Zoological Poster- Macropus rufus The Science: The Red Kangaroo is the largest land mammal native to Australia, and the largest living marsupial in the world. It is known for its powerful legs, which...
Cattle Zoological Poster - Bos taurus The Science: Cattle are large domesticated bovine animals, raised as livestock for their meat and milk and also used as draft animals to pull carts and plows for farming. Cattle...
Hare/Wild Rabbit Zoological Poster - Lepus europaeus/Oryctolagus cuniculus The Science: Hares and rabbits, though similar in appearance, have many key differences. Hares are larger, have longer ears, and are less...
Hedgehog Zoological Poster - Erinaceus europaeus The Science: The European (or Common) Hedgehog is native to western Europe. Known for the prickly spines growing out of its back, it is an omnivore, eating mostly...
Long-Eared Bat Zoological Poster - Plecotus auritus The Science: As its name would suggest, the long-eared bat is known for its large, distinctive ears. It may be found throughout Europe, roosting in caves, trees,...
Domestic Cat Zoological Poster - felis catus The Science: It is believed that cats domesticated themselves by living around the food stores of humans, since these facilities were often plagued by small rodents like...
Mushroom Botanical Poster - Agaricus campestris The Science: Mushrooms and toadstools are types of fungus that typically grow above ground on soil or a food source. Some wild varieties are highly prized, but many species...
Male Fern Botanical Poster - Driopterum filix-mas The Science: The so-called Male Fern is a Deciduous Perennial non-flowering plant widespread across the Northern Hemisphere. Often cultivated as an ornamental plant, its...
Maize Botanical Poster - Zea mays The Science: Maize - known as “Corn” in many English-speaking countries (originally “corn” was a term applied to any cereal grain), has been domesticated and grown...
Meadow Saffron Botanical Poster - Colchicum autumnale The Science: The Meadow Saffron, also known as Autumn Crocus or Naked Lady, is commonly cultivated as an ornamental plant, despite its toxicity - it can cause symptoms...
Potato Botanical Poster - Solanum tuberosum The Science: The potato is a tuberous plant, currently the fourth largest food crop in the world. Every part of the potato plant except the tuber contains toxins, which makes it...
Orchid Botanical Poster - Orchis species The Science: There are well over 20,000 accepted species of orchids worldwide. They can be found in nearly every habitat, with some of the most extravagant and beautiful species...
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