Replica Pacu Skull on Stand Grey Wolf These dolphins play important ecological

These dolphins play important ecological roles in their habitats and are culturally significant to indigenous communities living along the rivers

This specimen was found in New South Wales

venomous tail spine - have teeth that enable them to crush and eat invertebrates such as clams

Honey badgers use their large powerful claws to open beehives

and carrion

Replica Pacu Skull on Stand Grey Wolf These dolphins play important ecologicalThe Pacu, or Tambaqui, is native to the Amazon and Orinoco river systems of South America. A relative of the piranha, this species feeds on seeds and fruits that fall into the water, using its flat grinding teeth to crush its meals. This species has been known to grow to a length of 4 feet (1. 2m). A skull display stand is included with this specimen. Specifications: Display stand is included 1: 1 scale Polyurethane resin cast 1 part skull (jaw glued