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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,...
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...
Scorpion Paperweights - Mesobuthus martensii The Science: 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...
Life Cycle of Silkworm Moth - Bombyx mori The Science: Silk as a commercial industry began in northern China over 4,000 years ago. While the larva of most Moths and Butterflies produce silk, the Silkworm Moth has been...
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...
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...
Stick Insect in Resin Stick Insects, also called Walking Sticks, are extremely difficult to spot in the wild because of their striking stick-like appearance. They are of the order Phasmida, which comes from the Greek for...
Tarantula - Ornithoctonus huwenum The Science: Known as the “Golden Earth Tiger,” this large Chinese Tarantula species can grow up to 7 inches across. Like many other large Tarantulas around the world, it is...
Tarantula Paperweight - Ornithoctonus huwena The Science Tarantulas are a group of very large, very hairy spiders common in various places around the globe. The biggest tarantulas prey on vertebrates such as lizards...
Toad in Resin - Bufo bufo gargarizans The common European toad is one of the most widespread species on earth and be found in such distant regions as Siberia and North Africa. Despite their small stature, toads can be...
Yellow Paper Wasp - Polistes olivaceus The Science: The Paper Wasp creates nests using dead wood, bark, and plant stems, which it chews up and mixes with its own saliva as a glue. Despite being very paper-like, these nests...
WHIP SCORPION IN RESIN
Mitten Crab in Resin - Eriocheir sinensis The Science: Crabs are a diverse and fascinating group of arthropods found in the shallow seas worldwide, with many adapted for freshwater and some for the land. Generally...
Fish Dissection in Resin - Oreochromis niloticus The Science This specimen in resin features a preserved and dissected Nile Tilapia. This fish is native to the waters surrounding northern Africa and Israel. It is a very...
Fish Skeleton in Resin - Carp This delicate skeleton is set in transparent lucite resin, making it a great decorative piece or educational display.
Octopus in Resin - Octopus ocellatus Octopi are one of the world's most unique sea creatures. They have two eyes and four pairs of tentacles. Their soft body does not have any bones, which allows them to be incredibly...
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