Real Home's Hinge-back Tortoise Shell Velociraptor Modeled after the 1995 reconstruction

Modeled after the 1995 reconstruction of Peking Man created by Sawyer and Tattersall of the American Museum of Natural History

This hard enamel pin captures its long snout and iconic claws in polished metal and enamel—no waders or fishing license required

Teratornis merriami commonly called Teratorns or Merrian's Teratorn

and they spend most of their lives underground digging for and consuming prey

The Gray Fox is unique among canids in its ability to climb trees

Real Home's Hinge-back Tortoise Shell Velociraptor Modeled after the 1995 reconstructionThis real Home's Hingeback Tortoise shell specimen captures the essence of one of Africa's most specialized reptiles. Native to the humid forests of West and Central Africa, this medium sized tortoise is renowned for its hinged carapacea remarkable evolutionary feature that enables partial shell closure for predator defense. The hinge is permanently sealed, and the shell shows natural loss of carapace and plastron sections, making it an authentic