Okinawan star sand displayed in a round acrylic case. Be sure to check them out under magnification. Container Dimensions: 1.75" x .25" The majority of sand contained in each case is an exoskeleton, however, you can expect to find...
One shark tooth fossil displayed in an acrylic case. A perfect specimen to add to your fossil collection. Most teeth are around ¾ – 1¼" wide with serrated edge. These images are a representation of what you can expect to receive.
One geisenoceras fossil. Small specimens are displayed in an acrylic case. Large specimens will come in a cloth drawstring bag. A perfect addition for your fossil collection. Images of the specimens are representative of our currently inventory. You'll likely receive a...
One goniatite fossil displayed in an acrylic case. A perfect addition for your fossil collection. Images are representative of the specimen you will receive. Larger specimens are prioritized first.
Two shark vertebrae (one large and one small) displayed in an acrylic case. A perfect addition for your fossil collection. Images are representative of the specimens you will receive.
Three teeth displayed in an acrylic case. A perfect addition for your fossil collection. Ethically sourced. Please allow for slight variation.
A single sputnik urchin test (shell) to add to your nature collection. Measurement: ~2–3" Photos are a representation of the specimen you may receive. Due to their unique nature, please allow for slight variation in size and color. ...
1-1.5" ammonite fossil displayed in an acrylic case. A perfect addition for your fossil collection.
Three crinoid fossils displayed in an acrylic case. A perfect addition for your fossil collection. Images are an average representation of the specimens you will receive. We prioritize the largest specimens to ship first.
10g of fluorescein salt powder in a vial. This red powder is a dye that turns an intense yellow-green when mixed with water. Fluorescein was first made in 1871 and it has since found use in many niche applications thanks...
Finally, an enamel pin honoring your favorite deep sea creature. Coelacanths constitute a now-rare order of fish that includes two extant species in the genus Latimeria: the West Indian Ocean coelacanth (Latimeria chalumnae) primarily found near the Comoro Islands off the east...
Three prehistoric stingray teeth displayed in an acrylic case. A perfect addition for you fossil collection. Images are an average representation of the specimens you will receive.
A set of 2 shells: one whole and one sliced These shells were once home to a sea snail called Turritella terebra, native to the Indo-Pacific. The shell has a long tower-like shape which resembles a drill, hence its name...
One spiraled gastropod displayed in an acrylic case. A perfect addition for your fossil collection. Images are representative of the specimen you will receive.
Finally, an enamel pin honoring your favorite deep sea squid. The vampire squid (Vampyroteuthis infernalis, "vampire squid from Hell") is a small cephalopod found throughout temperate and tropical oceans in extreme deep sea conditions. The vampire squid uses its bioluminescent...
This fibrous ball was part of one of the largest and oldest organisms on Earth- a clonal colony measuring 5 miles wide and around 100,000 years old. Posidonia oceanica, also called Neptune grass, is a seagrass species that is native...
Measures 20” x 28” (or 28” x 20”) Printed on Italian archival, textured paper. Shipped rolled
Two to three crinoid fossils displayed in an acrylic case. A perfect addition for your fossil collection. Images are representative of the specimens you will receive.
Measures 20” x 28” (or 28” x 20”) Printed on Italian archival, textured paper. Shipped rolled in a protective case.
Finally, an enamel pin honoring your favorite deep sea creature. The giant oarfish is an oceanodromous species with a worldwide distribution, excluding polar regions. Other common names include Pacific oarfish, king of herrings, ribbonfish, and streamer fish. R. glesne is...
This ribbed shell is a fossil of the order Rhynchonellida. These brachiopods have existed since the Ordovician period 485 million years ago. Their population was severely diminished during the Permian–Triassic extinction event 252 million years ago, but Rhynchonellida became the...
