An anatomical specimen of a octopus inside a transparent rectangular block, photographed against a solid black background.

Squid in Resin

$25.20
$25.20 $35.00
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An anatomical specimen of a octopus inside a transparent rectangular block, photographed against a solid black background.
  • An anatomical specimen of a octopus inside a transparent rectangular block, photographed against a solid black background.
  • A clear rectangular resin block containing a preserved anatomical specimen, photographed against a solid black background.
  • A preserved animal specimen, likely a frog or similar amphibian, embedded vertically within a clear rectangular block of transparent resin or glass, shown against a solid black background.
  • A preserved octopus specimen mounted inside a clear rectangular resin block, photographed against a solid black background.
  • An anatomical specimen of a vertebrate spinal cord and nerve roots preserved inside a clear rectangular glass block, shown against a solid black background.
  • An anatomical specimen of a octopus inside a transparent rectangular block, photographed against a solid black background.
  • A clear rectangular resin block containing a preserved anatomical specimen, photographed against a solid black background.
  • A preserved animal specimen, likely a frog or similar amphibian, embedded vertically within a clear rectangular block of transparent resin or glass, shown against a solid black background.
  • A preserved octopus specimen mounted inside a clear rectangular resin block, photographed against a solid black background.
  • An anatomical specimen of a vertebrate spinal cord and nerve roots preserved inside a clear rectangular glass block, shown against a solid black background.
Squid in Resin

Squid in Resin

$25.20
$25.20 $35.00

This is the Hummingbird Bobtail Squid, also called Berry’s Bobtail Squid. Preserved in resin, this fascinating little specimen gives a close-up look at squid anatomy. Squid have two long tentacles and eight arms. The tentacles grab prey while the arms hold it and guide it to the central beak, which slices the food into bite-sized pieces. They are agile swimmers that use jet propulsion to move quickly and rely on sharp eyesight to hunt. This piece makes a unique addition to any collection or a great educational tool.

As with all specimens in Lucite, size, color, and positioning may vary slightly. The real squid in resin measures approximately 2 3/4 inches tall by 1 1/2 inches wide.

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