Real Squirrel Skull Set Harpia The margay uses its climbing

The margay uses its climbing skills to prey on many tree dwelling species including various birds

Its ears are long and pointed

The original skeleton is courtesy of the Philadelphia Zoo

study of the roots of the canine teeth has cast serious doubt on its gender

stems and berries

Real Squirrel Skull Set Harpia The margay uses its climbingThis real squirrel skull set presents four distinct squirrel species, each representing different ecological niches within the Sciuridae family. Prevost's Squirrel showcases the larger tree squirrel morphology, while the three ground squirrel specimensRichardson's, Thirteen lined, and Golden Mantleddemonstrate the skeletal adaptations characteristic of burrowing species. The progression in size and cranial structure illustrates comparative anatomy