Biology

Best quality owl pellets for dissection and analysis. Each pellet is individually wrapped and sterilized. The study of these pellets allows students to construct food-webs, study owl diets, predict relative population densities of prey items and reco...

Best quality owl pellets for dissection and analysis. Each pellet is individually wrapped and sterilized. The study of these pellets allows students to construct food-webs, study owl diets, predict relative population densities of prey items and reco...

Complete classroom set of materials for teaching the concepts associated with owl pellets. This all-inclusive kit includes:• 15 individually wrapped owl pellets • 30 Bamboo probes• Comprehensive Teacher's Guide• Food Web Poster • Teeth of Small A...

In a new twist on a classic lab, students are guided through an investigation of an owl pellet. What is it? Where did it come from? What can it tell us? Owl biology, ecological interactions, food webs and more will be discussed and analyzed as studen...

Eight full-size posters for classroom display. Your students will find these posters indispensable when studying and dissecting owl pellets and when trying to identify the remains they discover. The set includes: a food web diagram, a bone sorting ch...

New ideas and strategies for teaching with owl pellets. The basics are not overlooked in this well-illustrated, 16-page teacher's guide. Background information about the common barn owl, pellets, prey species, and pellet analysis are provided. Altern...

24-page booklet provides a wealth of information about owls and their pellets. It explains historical background, ecology, physical adaptations and how to make an owl nest box. Includes a picture key of the most common animal skulls found in pellets.

Show students how owl pellets are formed and what can be learned from them. An ornithologist and two students take a trip to collect and dissect owl pellets. They discover exactly what is contained in these mysterious pellets. Excellent live footage ...

This professional Riker mount features a complete owl pellet, a partially dissected pellet showing skeletal prey remains, and the skulls and mandibles of the five most common owl prey. The labeled skulls included are pocket gopher, vole, rat, mouse a...

Complete skeletons in each pellet—every time! Synthetic manufactured pellets contain a virtually complete, disassembled skeleton of a mole, rodent or bird. Safe and sterile, these pellets do not contain any organic materials. Students can reconstruct...