Replica Pacu Skull on Stand Miscellaneous Pathology need to chew on wood

need to chew on wood or other materials to wear them down

Skeleton Length (along curve of spine) 3

leaving distinctive cone-shaped holes in the ground

make them easily identifiable when witnessed in the field

Fossils of Aegyptopithecus have been discovered in Egypt

Replica Pacu Skull on Stand Miscellaneous Pathology need to chew on woodThe Pacu, or Tambaqui, is native to the Amazon and Orinoco river systems of South America. A relative of the piranha, this species feeds on seeds and fruits that fall into the water, using its flat grinding teeth to crush its meals. This species has been known to grow to a length of 4 feet (1. 2m). A skull display stand is included with this specimen. Specifications: Display stand is included 1: 1 scale Polyurethane resin cast 1 part skull (jaw glued