Replica Two-headed Calf Skull Ostriches and Kiwis They inhabit grasslands

They inhabit grasslands

Many anthropologists believe this specimen to belong to the Australopithecine genus while some favor Homo habilis as its species

the long-nosed bandicoot plays a vital ecological role by aerating soil and helping to control insect populations in its habitat

and even urban areas

This nocturnal carnivore feeds on many small vertebrates such as birds

Replica Two-headed Calf Skull Ostriches and Kiwis They inhabit grasslandsThis is truly an incredible specimen. This still born calf developed two separate, but fused, heads. Both heads developed independently but shared one cranium. The skulls come together to possess a single magnum foramen that once connected to a single vertebral column. This would make a magnificent study specimen or conversation piece. Original specimen from the collections of the Museum of Osteology. Specifications: Product Type: Replica Product