Best Jars For Wet Specimens

Glass Specimen Jar, 180 x 60mm with lid

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A glass specimen jar is a great way to store and display small items. This jar is made of heavy-walled soda-lime glass and has a ground glass stopper for a tight seal. The jar is 180mm tall and 60mm in diameter (about 7 x 2 1/2 inches). It has a nice, flared base and mouth, and is perfect for storing and displaying small items.

Common Questions on Glass Specimen Jar, 180 x 60mm with lid

• What is the dimensions of the glass specimen jar? The glass specimen jar is 180 x 60mm.
• How many specimen jars are in a package? There are five specimen jars in a package.
• What is the capacity of the glass specimen jar? The glass specimen jar can hold up to 15mL of liquid.
• What is the material of the glass specimen jar? The glass specimen jar is made of borosilicate glass.
• How many milliliters can the glass specimen jar hold? The glass specimen jar can hold up to 15mL of liquid.

Why We Like This

• 1. Heavy walled Soda Lime glass for durability
• 2. Ground glass stopper for a tight seal
• 3. No rubber or plastic gasket for a natural seal
• 4. Strong, sturdy jar with a flared base and mouth
• 5. Perfect for storing specimens or other small items

BicBugs Wet Specimen Real Seastar Starfish Preserved in Vial

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A starfish is a type of echinoderm, a marine invertebrate animal that has a hard, spiny skin. The starfish is a fascinating creature that comes in a wide variety of shapes, sizes and colors. The name “starfish” comes from the Greek word for star, and these creatures certainly live up to their name! Starfish are found in all the world’s oceans, from the coldest waters to the warmest. There are over 2,000 species of starfish, making them one of the most diverse groups of animals on the planet. Despite their name, starfish are not fish at all. In fact, they are more closely related to sand dollars and sea urchins than they are to fish. Like other echinoderms, starfish have a tough, spiny skin that protects them from predators. Starfish are predatory animals, and they use their keen sense of smell to track down their prey. They are equipped with hundreds of tiny suction cups that help them to attach to their prey. Once attached, the starfish will wrap its body around the prey and begin to feed. Starfish are known for their ability to regenerate lost body parts. If a starfish

Common Questions on BicBugs Wet Specimen Real Seastar Starfish Preserved in Vial

• What is the scientific name of the seastar in this specimen? The seastar in this specimen is called a Starfish or Asteroidea.
• What kingdom does the seastar belong to? The seastar belongs to the Animal Kingdom.
• How many arms does the seastar have? The seastar has five arms.
• What does the seastar eat? The seastar eats small mollusks and crustaceans.

Why We Like This

A real preserved starfish specimen in a vial The starfish is preserved in a natural position No artificial colors or preservatives The vial is sealed with a screw on cap The vial is labeled with the name and location of the specimen

Taxidermy Leech Wet Specimen Collectible Worm Hirudinea Parasite

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This is a very nice specimen of a leech preserved in solution for your viewing pleasure! The leech is approximately 2 1/4 x 1/2 inches in size and is displayed in a glass specimen jar with a black twist-top lid. This would make a great addition to any collection!

Common Questions on Taxidermy Leech Wet Specimen Collectible Worm Hirudinea Parasite

• What is a taxidermy leech wet specimen collectible worm hirudinea parasite? A taxidermy leech wet specimen collectible worm hirudinea parasite is a preserved leech that is often used as a collectible or for scientific purposes.
• Where do taxidermy leeches come from? Taxidermy leeches typically come from freshwater sources, although they can also be found in saltwater environments.
• What does a taxidermy leech look like? A taxidermy leech typically has a dark body with a segmented appearance. They range in size from a few millimeters to a few centimeters in length.
• How is a taxidermy leech preserved? A taxidermy leech is preserved in a wet environment, often in a jar or container of some sort.
• What are the benefits of collecting taxidermy leeches? Taxidermy leeches can be collected for scientific purposes, as well as for their aesthetic value.

Why We Like This

• ONLY ONE AVAILABLE, get it while you still can!
• Perfect for any taxidermy lover or collector
• Great addition to any collection! 2 1/4 x 1/2″ display in a glass specimen jar Black twist top Comes in a black gift box

Wet Specimen Taxidermy Octopus Kraken Oddities Ball jar Preserved Specimen

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One of the most fascinating and perhaps lesser-known forms of taxidermy is wet specimen taxidermy. Wet specimen taxidermy is the process of preserving animals in a state that closely resembles their natural habitat. This means that the animal is preserved in its own juices, rather than being preserved in an air-dried state. Wet specimen taxidermy is perfect for animals that are typically found underwater, such as fish, shellfish, and octopuses. The process of wet specimen taxidermy begins with the animal being placed in a preservative solution. The animal is then placed in a jar or container, and the solution is sealed tightly. The animal will typically be preserved for several months, during which time it will undergo a process of mummification. After the animal has been fully preserved, it can be displayed in a number of ways. It can be placed in a jar or container, or it can be mounted on a wall or piece of furniture. Wet specimen taxidermy is an excellent way to preserve animals for scientific purposes, as well as for display purposes. It is important to note that wet specimen taxidermy is not suitable for all animals. Animals that are not preserved properly can decompose and

Common Questions on Wet Specimen Taxidermy Octopus Kraken Oddities Ball jar Preserved Specimen

• What is wet specimen taxidermy? Wet specimen taxidermy is the process of preserving an animal in its natural state, including all bodily fluids.
• What is a Kraken? A Kraken is a mythical sea creature that is said to be giant and ferocious.
• What is an oddity? An oddity is something that is strange or unusual.
• What is a ball jar? A ball jar is a type of mason jar that is used for canning or preserving food.
• What is a preserved specimen? A preserved specimen is an animal or plant that has been preserved in a state that is as close to its natural state as possible.

Why We Like This

• 1. Authentic wet specimen
• 2. Octopus is approximately 4.5 inches long
• 3. Comes in a Ball jar for easy viewing
• 4. Perfect for classrooms and science enthusiasts
• 5. Makes a great gift for the oddities lover in your life

Real Preserved Octopus Wet Specimen Taxidermy Oddities Curiosities

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Real Preserved Octopus Wet Specimen Taxidermy Oddities Curiosities Have you ever seen a real preserved octopus wet specimen? Well, if you haven’t, then you’re in for a treat! These oddities are truly fascinating to look at, and they make for great conversation starters. Wet specimens are simply animals that have been preserved in a liquid solution. This can be done for a variety of reasons, but taxidermy is usually the primary purpose. Taxidermy is the art of mounting or reproducing animals for display purposes. So, what makes wet specimens so interesting? Well, for one, they provide a morbid curiosity that many people find intriguing. They also offer a glimpse into the world of taxidermy, which can be both fascinating and disturbing. If you’re looking for something truly unique, then a wet specimen octopus is definitely worth considering. These creatures are truly bizarre, and they’re sure to start some great conversations.

Common Questions on Real Preserved Octopus Wet Specimen Taxidermy Oddities Curiosities

• What is a real preserved octopus wet specimen taxidermy? A preserved octopus specimen that has been taxidermied, or mounted, in a wet environment.
• What are some of the benefits of owning a Real Preserved Octopus Wet Specimen Taxidermy? Some benefits of owning a Real Preserved Octopus Wet Specimen Taxidermy include the ability to study the specimen up close, and the fact that it makes for an interesting conversation piece.
• How do I care for my Real Preserved Octopus Wet Specimen Taxidermy? To care for your Real Preserved Octopus Wet Specimen Taxidermy, make sure to keep it in a cool, dark place. Avoid direct sunlight and excessive heat, as this can cause the specimen to deteriorate.
• What should I do if my Real Preserved Octopus Wet Specimen Taxidermy starts to smell? If your Real Preserved Octopus Wet Specimen Taxidermy starts to smell, it is likely due to the wet environment in which it is stored. To correct the issue, try moving the specimen to a dryer environment, such as a cabinet or closet.

Why We Like This

A wet specimen octopus that is perfect for taxidermy or as an oddity This octopus is preserved in its natural state, making it a great conversation piece A must have for any octopus lover or collector of oddities A unique and interesting way to decorate your home or office A great gift for anyone who loves the ocean or oddities

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