A 3 × 3 × 1 inch bat specimen sold under a taxidermy-and-oddities banner for science-classroom display. The listing title stacks "real bat taxidermy" and "resin bat taxidermy" against each other, and at this size and $17.97 price point the piece reads as a cast rather than a preserved animal — a resin oddity in the taxidermy-adjacent tradition, sitting in the same drawer as the resin skulls the catalog leans on when it wants specimen-shelf energy without the bone.
187 prior accessions average 4.8/5 at $17.97, a strong sample-size showing for a small resin oddity at this tier. The listing's real-versus-resin phrasing is genuinely ambiguous and no species, mounting style, or base material beyond "resin" is specified, so treat the piece as a cast bat curio and confirm the finer particulars once it's in hand.
