A real taxidermy bat sold as a science-education specimen, the animal itself set inside a block of clear resin and mounted on an acrylic display base. It sits in the same anatomical-curio lane the specimen shelf keeps pulling from — a real biological article, but pre-mounted and sealed rather than loose in a drawer, which puts it closer to the classroom-supply end of the shelf than the raw-bone accessions.
237 prior accessions average 4.8/5 at $17.99, a strong sample-size showing for a resin-mounted real-bat specimen at this price tier. The listing doesn't specify bat species, exact resin block dimensions, or wingspan of the mounted animal, so treat those particulars as unconfirmed until the piece is in hand.
