Replica Muskrat Skull komodoensis occasionally feeding on locusts and

occasionally feeding on locusts and remains left behind by predators

The mountain viscacha makes its burrow in rocky crevices at elevations between 3000 to 5000 meters (9

Bighorns are gregarious herbivores and may be preyed upon by mountain lions

cats are skilled hunters that use their sharp claws and keen senses to catch prey

the brown hyena is primarily a scavenger

Replica Muskrat Skull komodoensis occasionally feeding on locusts andThe muskrat, like its larger relative the beaver, is an aquatic rodent. The muskrat is an herbivore and will chew on small saplings for food as well as eating a variety of other plants. Muskrats were once heavily trapped for their fur. Decline in demand has allowed this species to overpopulate many areas. The muskrat can be found over much of North America with the exception of the Southwest. Specifications: Product Type: Replica Product Material: