Skulls Unlimited International Duck Pair of Standing Feet (Museum Quality Replica)

The modern domestic duck originates from the wild mallard. Believed to have been domesticated as many as 8,000 years ago, the duck has long served as a stable food source for humans. The duck's beak, or bill, is designed for feeding on aquatic vegetation, macro-invertebrates, grains and the occasional vertebrate. This, coupled with its webbed feet, make the duck perfectly adapted to its aquatic habitat.Specifications:1:1 scaleHigh-quality polyurethane resin castsApproximately 2 1/4" H X 2 1/2"L X 2 1/2"W

• Designed for educational use in classrooms, laboratories, and biological study. Ideal for hands-on learning, teaching demonstrations, and comparative anatomy.
• Prompt fulfillment with careful packaging to ensure product integrity. Your order is handled with efficiency and attention to preservation.
• Crafted from durable, high-quality resin to replicate the anatomical features of real specimens. Each piece is molded to reflect natural bone structure, making it ideal for instructional or reference use.
• Hand-finished to ensure accuracy and consistency across educational collections. These replicas provide a reliable alternative to real bone while maintaining scientific value and visual detail.
• Suitable for display in classrooms, museums, or personal collections, providing a professional and accessible educational specimen.