Real Muskrat Skull - Pathology Cougar Specimens may be missing a

Specimens may be missing a few teeth

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This large species primarily feeds on fish but will also prey on smaller birds and scavenge

Real Muskrat Skull - Pathology Cougar Specimens may be missing aThis real muskrat skull specimen displays a healed fracture on the left zygomatic arch, making it an excellent educational example of bone pathology and natural healing processes. Ideal for educational institutions, veterinary programs, and natural history collections seeking authentic pathological specimens. The muskrat, like its larger relative the beaver, is an aquatic rodent. The muskrat is an herbivore and will chew on small saplings for food as