Real Raccoon Skull - Adolescent - Pathology 14130 a damaged occipital bone

a damaged occipital bone

This species is mostly solitary while at sea but congregates in groups numbering over a million during breeding seasons

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fun plush representation of a Tooth provides a hands-on-way to learn about the importance of dental hygiene

carnivorous mammal that has been a companion to humans for thousands of years

Real Raccoon Skull - Adolescent - Pathology 14130 a damaged occipital boneThis real adolescent raccoon skull is an excellent specimen for educational purposes, natural history collections, and comparative anatomy study. Notable features include evidence of periodontal disease with several missing molars, while all canines remain presentcharacteristics typical of wild specimens and valuable for understanding dental pathology in wildlife. Raccoons are lively, nocturnal omnivores found from southern Canada to Panama. They are