Real Red Fox Baculum
The red fox is native to North America, Europe, and most of Asia, and has been introduced to Australia and Africa. Although a member of the order Carnivora, the red fox is essentially an omnivore. It mostly eats rodents, lagomorphs, insects, fruit, and occasionally carrion. Red foxes have a characteristic manner of hunting mice. The fox stands motionless, listening and watching intently for a mouse it has detected. It then leaps high and brings the forelimbs straight down forcibly to pin the mouse to the ground.
Specifications
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Average Length | 6.5 cm (2.6 in.) |
| Origin | North America |
FAQ
What is the origin of this product?
The product is derived from the red fox, which is native to North America.
Is this product suitable for display or educational purposes?
Yes, it is suitable for display or educational use due to its accurate representation of the red fox anatomy.
Virginia Rees –
The red fox baculum is well preserved and accurately represents the natural structure. It looks realistic and is perfect for a natural history display. The size is as described and the detail is impressive.
Adam Quinn –
Received the item in good condition. The length matches the description. It’s a great addition to my collection of animal specimens. Slightly heavier than expected, but still manageable.
Ruth Peters –
Highly satisfied with the quality and accuracy. The origin and specifications are clearly labeled. It’s a solid educational piece for a classroom or home display.