Specimens in Resin

Spiny Spider in Resin It is obvious where this Spiny Spider gets its name – its small body is covered in long, threatening spikes that can reach up to 30mm in diameter. Like the wasp spider, it weaves an impressive...

Honey Bee in Resin Honey bees are most valued for their role in creating honey, a complex substance made when nectar and sweet pollen from plants and trees are gathered and stored in the honey com as a food source for the...

This comparison set includes brains from five different types of animals: fish, amphibian, reptile, bird, and mammal.   It allows you to see in detail the structures of the brain and many of the similarities and...

Life-cycle of Cabbage Butterfly in Resin The Cabbage White Butterfly lays its eggs on the undersides of various roots and vegetables, like cabbage, kale, radishes, or hedge mustard. The Cabbageworm, (the larva of the...

Bat Skeleton in Resin The Science This is a lovely, delicate bat skeleton embedded in a clear block of sturdy lucite, making it ideal for study, and perfect as an unusual piece of biology decor. The over 1,100...

Scorpion Paperweight, Large Scorpions are predatory arthropods in the class Arachnidae. They have eight legs like spiders, but are easily recognized by their claws and curved, segmented tail tipped with a venomous...

Bat Specimen in Resin - Pipistrellus abramus The Science: There are more than a thousand species of Bat found all around the world, and they are incredibly diverse: from the tiny Bumblebee Bat to huge Flying Foxes with 6...

Golden Stag Beetle in Resin - Odontolabis cuvera The Science: Stag Beetles are so-called because males bear large, sometimes extravagant mandibles - vaguely resembling antlers - which are often used in wrestling matches...