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Fly Life-cycle in Resin This specimen is set in transparent lucite resin and shows the various stages of life of a fly, making it a great decorative piece or educational display...
Lifecycle of Frog - Fejervarya limnocharis The Science: The earliest fossils of True Frogs are known from the Jurassic Period. Like other Amphibians, they are able to absorb oxygen and “breathe” through their...
GARDEN SPIDER IN RESIN
Gecko in Resin This is a specimen of a gecko Gekko subpalmatus, common in Asia. Preserved in a solid block of lucite resin, it makes a great tool for education or a remarkable piece of science decor...
Life Cycle of Grasshopper - Stenocatanops splendens The Science: Grasshoppers are insects in the order Orthoptera. Found all over the world and especially abundant in the tropics, they are similar to Crickets, Katydids and...
Tiger Beetle in Resin - Cicindela aurulenta The Science: The Tiger Beetle is a slender-bodied, usually long-legged predatory insect that gets its name from the aggressive way it hunts its prey: by running at incredible...
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...
Life Cycle of Honey Bee - Apis mellifica The Science: The Western Honey Bee is native to Europe, Africa and Asia and has been cultivated and kept by humans for thousands of years. A social insect, the Honey Bee collects...
Horned Flower Beetle in Resin - Dicranocephalus wallichi The Science: This handsome Beetle is an interesting member of the Cetoniinae beetle family, known as Flower Beetles, which includes such diverse types as the humble...
JAPANESE RHINOCEROS BEETLE IN RESIN
MOUNTAIN STAG BEETLE IN RESIN
Pond Turtle In Resin The Red-Eared Slider is a semi-aquatic pond slider native to the southern United States. It gets the “Red-Eared” part of its name from the distinctive red stripe around its ears, and the...
Praying Mantis in Resin - Hierodula patellifera The Science: The praying mantis is an ambush predator that waits patiently for its prey to come near before striking with its raptorial forelimbs. It eats primarily insects,...
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