Real Raccoon Baculum - Pathology Common Duiker and spend much of their

and spend much of their time resting to aid in digesting their fibrous diet

Missing all incisor teeth

spinal segmentation

and natural beauty for collectors

Real Raccoon Baculum - Pathology Common Duiker and spend much of theirThis real raccoon baculum specimen presents with evidence of pathology, offering a valuable resource for comparative anatomy, veterinary education, and pathological study. Its pathological condition makes it particularly useful for understanding disease processes and anatomical variations in wildlife specimens. Ideal for educational institutions, veterinary programs, museums, and serious collectors of natural history materials. Raccoons are lively,