Real Guinea Baboon Skeleton - Articulated (Male) Domestic Cat This specimen highlights the complex

This specimen highlights the complex anatomy and evolutionary traits of the human pelvis

A solitary predator

They pair only during the mating season

Ilium – the broad

Horses are thought to have been domesticated between 4000 to 6000 years ago from wild equids native to Asia

Real Guinea Baboon Skeleton - Articulated (Male) Domestic Cat This specimen highlights the complexThe Guinea baboon is a medium sized primate found in the savannas and forests of West Africa. It has reddish brown fur, a dog like muzzle, and a short tail, living in large, social troops with complex hierarchies. Omnivorous and adaptable, it feeds on fruits, seeds, insects, and small animals, playing a significant role in seed dispersal within its ecosystem. Specifications: This specimen was formerly used as a display in our museum. Upon purchase, it