Real Patagonian Cavy Skeleton - Disarticulated californicus spoonbill populations are making a

spoonbill populations are making a come back

this species has two toes that face forward and two backward-facing

usually hunting at night

goliath frog populations have drastically declined

also called the marsh mongoose

Real Patagonian Cavy Skeleton - Disarticulated californicus spoonbill populations are making aThe Patagonian cavy, also called the Patagonian mara, inhabits the pampas grasslands of central and southern Argentina. This large rodent has the appearance of a large short eared rabbit. Cavies are herbivores, feeding on various grasses and herbs. Patagonia cavy populations are declining due to habitat destruction and competition with introduced European hares. Specifications: One humerus has been repaired with glue Missing two medial and one distal