from the defunct Hobberlin Museum and (potentially) originally from Alberta

This is a real quartz crystal cluster that was once on display at the Hobberlin Museum in Ontario

This is a unique stony-iron meteorite and price is for a few specimens in a gem jar

These are real fossil shell fragments from the Brule Formation in South Dakota

This is a rare Tibetan Kapala

Nutria Skull, Overgrown Teeth (Ex-Museum) entomology from the defunct Hobberlin MuseumReal nutria skull (Myocastor coypus) for sale! Also known as a coypu, these are large, semi aquatic, rodents native to South America. They have since been introduced as an invasive species to North America, Europe and other regions as a source of fur. This skull is exceptionally rare, because it is from a nutria that was not properly wearing down its teeth. As a result, the teeth grew unchecked and spiralled into the mouth. Given enough time, this