A real bat preserved inside a clear cast-resin block measuring 3 x 3 x 1 inches, listed as a science-classroom specimen and marketed at collectors of taxidermy, animal skulls, oddities, and biology curios. The resin cube format is the standard preservation frame for small-vertebrate specimens at this tier — the block is what turns a fragile biological object into something shelf-stable and handleable, and the small footprint keeps it in the desk-and-cabinet-shelf lane rather than the wall-mount-diorama lane.
884 prior accessions average 4.9/5, a strong rating tier and a substantive sample size for a real-specimen listing in this price range. Priced at $17.95 at capture. The listing confirms the bat is a real specimen and the block dimensions but doesn't identify the species, the preservation method beyond the resin encapsulation, or the country of origin — all worth confirming before purchase if any of those matter to you, and worth checking your local jurisdiction's rules on preserved wildlife imports before ordering.
