A single cottontail rabbit skull sold as a real animal bone specimen, sitting alongside the feline skull the catalog already keeps in the specimen-cabinet lane. Where the resin skulls in the decor tier stand in for bone, this is the actual article — a small prey-skull with the long incisors and narrow cranium that make lagomorph skulls read instantly as a species apart from the carnivore accessions.
215 prior accessions average 4.4/5 at $9.99, a respectable sample-size showing for a real-bone specimen at the low end of the anatomical-curio price band. The listing doesn't specify exact dimensions, articulation state, or whether the jaw arrives fully intact, so treat those particulars as unconfirmed until the piece is in hand.
