Camel skull
Camel deer is a mammal of the camel genus in the family Camelidae of the order Artiodactyla. Camel deer have a larger body size, generally ranging from 2-2.6 meters in length. The body resembles a camel, with four long legs similar to a camel. The shoulders are high, the head is large, the eyes are small, the face is long, the neck is short, the nose is enlarged and slightly drooping, and the upper lip is 5-6 centimeters longer than the lower lip. The hair color of the whole body is brown, the nose is thickened, and there is a chin pouch under the throat. The antlers of adult male deer are the largest among deer, with palmar branches and rough horn surfaces. The moose is named after its hump shaped back hump and horn shaped lower jaw.
Japanese Copper Luo Flower Golden Turtle Specimen
The body length of the Japanese copper dragon flower golden turtle is 25-29mm, and the width is 12-14.5mm. It is relatively large and slightly shiny. The head, anterior thorax, and small scutum are mostly dark olive green or dark green with red coloration, and the yellow flesh is below. The antennae, most of the leg joints, tibia, and tarsal joints are dark brown, near dark green or black. The upper part of the lip base is nearly square, with a high longitudinal protuberance and dense circular engraved points. The leading edge is curved and slightly curved, and the back is smooth with almost no engraved points. The anterior thoracic and dorsal plates are densely covered with deep circular incisions, while the disc area has relatively small incisions. The base is the widest and gradually narrows forward on both sides, with a narrow border. The posterior corner is slightly rounded, the posterior edge is horizontal, and the concave is shallow.
Double Forked Rhinoceros Turtle Specimen
The Double Forked Rhinoceros Beetle, also known as the Unicorn Fairy, is an animal of the family Scaridae in the genus Scarabacus. The adult double forked rhinoceros beetle has a body length of 30-50mm and a body width of 20-30mm. Its body is elliptical in shape, with smooth or slightly furry surfaces on the back, and more furry surfaces on the abdomen; The head is small, the compound eyes are deep reddish brown, and the antennae have 10 segments, of which the gill section consists of 3 segments. The upper lip is flat and shovel shaped with an upward curl. Distributed in eastern and northeastern China, Japan, Thailand and other places, living in forests, with strong phototaxis. Adults feed on humus formed from decaying leaves or wood under the forest, and prefer to lick the sap or ripe fruits flowing from tree wounds.
Lily Lily Sample
Juandan lily is a perennial bulbous plant of the lily genus in the lily family. The bulb is wide ovate and flattened, and the scale leaves are wide ovate; The stem often has purple stripes and white hairs; The leaves are oblong lanceolate or lanceolate in shape, with nearly hairless on both sides. The leaf edges have papillary protrusions, and the upper leaf axils have bulbous buds; The bracts are leaf shaped, ovate lanceolate, with rolled petals that are orange red in color and have purple black spots. The ovary is cylindrical in shape; The capsule is narrow and oval shaped; The flowering period is from July to August. Due to its fiery red color and curled petals, it is called "Juandan".
Cang'er specimen
Sorghum is an annual herbaceous plant of the genus Sorghum in the Asteraceae family. The stem of Cang'er is covered with gray white rough hairs; Leaves triangular ovate or heart-shaped, with irregular coarse serrations on the edges, and pale white below; The male inflorescence is spherical, with many male flowers and a bell shaped corolla. The female inflorescence is elliptical with a sac like inner layer, green, light yellow green, or reddish brown in color; Mature bracts with achenes ovate or elliptical in shape; Skinny fruit, inverted oval shape; The flowering period is from July to August; The fruiting period is from September to October. [9] Because its son is like ear nitrate, it is named "ear". After ripening, it has a green black color, that is, pale color, hence the name Cang'er.
Red Pine Flower Ball Specimen
Red pine is a tree belonging to the pine family and the pine genus. Branches form umbrella shaped tree crowns; Annual branches pale yellow or reddish yellow, slightly covered in white powder and hairless, with fine serrations on the edges; Male bulbous flowers are light reddish yellow, cylindrical in shape, clustered at the lower part of new branches in a short spike shape, while female bulbous flowers are light reddish purple; The cone is dark yellow brown or light brown yellow, oval or oval conical in shape; Seeds are inverted oval or oval shaped; The flowering period is in April; The fruiting period is from late September to October of the second year. It is named after its reddish brown bark.
White legged noisy hornbill skull
The white legged noisy hornbill, belonging to the hornbill family, hornbill subfamily, and hornbill genus, is distributed in central and southern Africa. The hornbill is a precious and beautiful large bird species, with a beak that accounts for one-third to half of its body length. It has a copper helmet shaped protrusion on its head called the helmet protrusion, which resembles a rhinoceros horn, hence the name hornbill. The body length of hornbills is about 75 centimeters; The back feathers are pure black with a green metallic luster; The wing edge and feather tip are white.
Weasel taro snail shell
The shell of the Weasel Conus is thick, the snail tower is low and flat, and it has a shell and a water pipe trench. The nervous system is concentrated, and the esophageal nerve ring is located behind the salivary gland and is not penetrated by the salivary gland delivery tube; The gastrointestinal ganglia are located near the central nervous system of the brain. The mouth is well-developed, and the esophagus has unpaired esophageal glands. A part of the outer film is wrapped to form a water pipe. Androgynous, males have copulators. The olfactory detector is feather shaped with narrow teeth and tongue. Residing in intertidal zones to depths below 20 meters on rocky seabeds. Carnivorous, feeding on worms, fish, or other mollusks. There are venom glands in the body that can shoot prey and harm predators, distributed from the Indian Ocean to the Western Pacific.
Horse manure sea urchin fossil
The horse dung sea urchin shell is sturdy, hemispherical, with a diameter of 30-40 millimeters and a maximum of 60 millimeters. The mouth surface is low, slightly raised, and flat. The width of the step zone is equal to that of the intermediate step zone, but the bulging degree of the intermediate step zone is slightly higher than that of the step zone, so the shell shape appears as a smooth pentagon close to a circle when viewed from the mouth. The activity of sea urchins relies on the movement of their legs and spines to crawl on the seabed, so their movement speed is relatively slow. Sometimes, they are attracted to rocks by the suction cups of their legs. The horse dung sea urchin is usually considered a herbivorous animal, feeding on brown algae, red algae, and green algae. It mainly lives on shallow sea reefs, gravel, sand, and other seabed areas.
Martin's long nosed snail shell
Martin Long nosed Snail, commonly known as Zhen Long nosed Snail in Chinese. Family and genus classification: Molluscs, Mollusca, Gastropoda, Mesogastropoda, Phoenix Snails. The habitat environment is in deep-sea mud and sand bottoms and subtidal zones. It is distributed in the Philippines and Taiwan, China Province of China. The South China Sea includes southern Taiwan, Borneo, the Philippines, Hainan, and Indonesia. Shell is thin and light, with a luster like silk. The snail tower is tall, with a top shell and a round body layer; The spine shaped front water pipe groove is slightly curved. The suture line is shallow, with a clear spiral groove below it. The outer lip edge is thickened and has 6-7 short spines. The shell surface is milky brown, the outer lip edge and lower part of the snail layer are white, and the middle snail layer is dark brown.
Sea Plate Car Sea Star Specimen
The Sea Plate Car Sea Star, also known as the Sunflower Sea Star, is the largest known sea star in the world. In the Yellow Sea and Bohai Sea of our country, there is a type of starfish called the sea disk car. Its body is flat and shaped like a five pointed star, with a long wrist and suction cups on its legs. When this starfish moves, it is like a pole vaulter, first using suction cups to suck the ground, then supporting its body to flip and move forward one step, and then continuing to repeat this action, moving forward little by little. The diameter of the Sea Plate Car starfish is 80cm, making it the largest starfish in the world. It lives in the Pacific Ocean and has a huge stomach in the middle. Unlike other starfish, it has 24 antennae.
Baiyan Bao snail shell
The hundred eyed conch is a mollusk of the Gastropoda family. Shells have a distinct cylindrical shape and are coiled within the snail layer. The shell is narrow and elongated, with fine teeth on the outer and inner lips, and a tongue shaped tongue. The outer membrane is thin, with a two leaf shape, and the living body is almost completely covered by the shell. The spiral part almost disappears when it reaches adulthood, and there is no opening in adulthood. The shell surface is smooth and glossy, with a light yellow brown color and many brown rings of varying sizes on it. There are also two yellow white horizontal bands on the shell surface. Living in tropical and subtropical warm sea areas, it can be found from intertidal zones to deeper rocks, coral reefs, or sandy seabeds. Mainly feeds on algae or coral animals.
Snake tailed starfish specimen
The snake tail starfish, also known as the snake hair monster starfish, striped snake tail, striped brittle snake tail, or tiger striped starfish, is a species of starfish in the true snake tail family. There are five brown antennae on the disc, with stripes ranging in color from brown to red. The stripes on the disc are changing. It is a newly discovered species by scientists, living at depths of up to 800 meters in the Atlantic Ocean. Nocturnal animals do not come out to hunt during the wild daytime.
Scorpion shell
Scorpion snails are 95-220 millimeters long and are dioecious. The shell is spindle shaped. The height of the spiral tower is moderate, and its layers are weakly keel shaped. The sliding layer of the shell axis is well-developed, and there are usually finger like protrusions on the outer lip. The most distinctive feature is the well-developed eyes, with long and pointed tentacles on the eye stalks that can be freely extended and retracted. The surface of the shell is decorated with rich and colorful carvings. The shell mouth is often narrow and long, with front and rear water pipe grooves, wide and thick outer lips, and a siphon channel at the front end. The serrated edge near the front end of the shell is called the "Phoenix Snail Scar", which is a channel through which the right eye of this snail extends to observe changes in the external environment. Small keratinous pores with serrated edges.
Purple sea urchin fossil
Purple sea urchin is mainly distributed along the coasts of Zhejiang, Fujian, Guangdong, Guangxi, and Hainan in China. It is an important fishing species in the southeast coast of China and has high nutritional and medicinal value. Distinguish it from "Dalian Purple Sea Urchin". Due to the purple color of the sea urchin in Dalian, it is known as the 'Dalian Purple Sea Urchin', but in reality, they are not the same species. Living in rocky reef areas with a water depth of 3-07 meters and thriving growth of large seaweed species, they prefer to inhabit the backlit areas or crevices of rocks, often drilling holes in their habitats and hiding within them. By utilizing the movement of the legs and spines, one can navigate underwater Dian, move a few centimeters every 5 minutes.
Comb shaped scallop shell
The scallop, also known as the scallop, belongs to the family of scallop in the order of pearl oysters. The shell is fan-shaped, with two shells that are low and flat, and the shell height is slightly greater than the shell length; Straight dorsal margin and round ventral margin; At the top of the shell, there are shell ears on the front and back of the top, with the front ear being larger; There is a pedis hole under the right anterior ear; The two shells are nearly equal in size, but the right shell is flatter and the left shell is more convex; There are spiny protrusions on the ribs, and the shell color changes, usually light brown; The color of the inner surface of the shell is light, mostly pink, with the same rib pattern as the shell surface; The hinge is straight, toothless, and the inner ligament is located in the groove of the three fish ligament. Due to its bright, thin, and hard shell, with multiple radiating ribs, it resembles a sunflower fan in appearance, and there is a depression on the ventral surface of the right shell in front of the ear.
Fan shell
Scallops are mollusks belonging to the family of sea clams in the order of pearl oysters. The shell is relatively large and nearly circular; Straight back edge; Top of the shell near the middle of the dorsal edge; Having ears on both sides, most species have unequal ears on both sides; Generally, there is a pedis foramen below the anterior ear of the right shell, and its ventral edge has several small comb teeth; Shell surfaces often have radiating ribs of various shapes, with scales or small spines on the ribs; The growth pattern is fine and regular. The shell colors are diverse; The complexion inside the shell is light and slightly glossy, often with internal ribs corresponding to the shell surface, and obvious muscle scars; The inner ligament is brown and located in the triangular ligament groove. The coat has a thick edge, developed coat eyes and tentacles, and no water pipes.
Cat's Eye Snail Shell
Most species in the family Ranunculidae are spherical or pear shaped. The height and width of the shell are not significantly different. The surface of shells is either smooth or decorated with intricate details, and some also have ribs, spines, grooves, or protrusions. The inner surface of the shell has a pearl luster. Most species of snail are distributed in tropical, subtropical, and temperate oceans, with tropical waters being the most abundant. They have been found from intertidal zones to depths of 3400 meters, and they prefer to inhabit shallow waters near rocks and coral reefs where algae grow. Common types of snails include cat eyed snails, silver mouthed snails, golden mouthed snails, and night glow snails. Snail meat is edible, and shells can be carved into art pieces.
Fossil of hard shell sea urchin
The hard shelled sea urchin, when viewed from the side, has a huge conical shell with a flat base. The petals are short and wide, very conspicuous, and are specifically used for respiration. When alive, the petals also have tubular feet, and the bony plates in the step zone are short and wide. The mouth is located at the center of the lower surface and has 5 distinct protrusions, hence it is star shaped. The anus is located behind the upper surface and originally had many short, slender shell needles on the surface. The cone shape of juvenile specimens is not obvious. It is common on the surface of sandy limestone in the eastern United States.
Heavenly King Red Spiral Shell
The Heavenly King Red Snail, also known as the Florida MacConck Snail, is a highly predatory sea snail found in subtropical and tropical regions. They are the largest gastropod class in American waters. The shell length of the Tianwang red spiral snail is 60 centimeters. The shell is shuttle shaped and has a long siphon tube with up to 10 spirals. The shell of the juvenile is bright orange and turns gray white to salmon orange as it grows, with a light yellow brown or dark brown stratum corneum. The Tianwang red spiral snail is preyed upon by other large marine predators, including the left-handed fragrant snail, queen phoenix snail, and bone snail genus. They also have same-sex cannibalism. In the aquarium, they also eat small hermit crabs.
High cap bell shell
Zhongluo family, also known as horseshoe snail family, has shells that are mostly conical or snail shaped, and some are ear shaped. The shell surface is often carved with particles, nodules, or spines. The bottom of the shell is flat and has many concentric ribs. The shell is square circular or horseshoe shaped, with a large and deep navel or no navel. The pearl layer inside the shell is thick, with papules and keratin, and is round and multi-faceted. There are many types, all of which are seafood. They mostly inhabit shallow rocky and sandy seabeds in the intertidal zone. The high capped bell snail, a member of the bell snail family, has granular or mesh shaped carvings on its shell surface. The shell edge does not protrude sharply, and there are grooves growing along the snail axis inside the shell mouth. The shell shape is conical. The inner surface of the shell has a strong pearl luster. The mouth cap is a multi-faceted keratin.
Exquisite bone snail shell
The exquisite bone snail is a member of the bone snail family, living on sandy and muddy seabeds tens of meters deep. The snail layer is about 8 layers, with shallow sutures, and is a common type of bottom trawl. Each snail layer has three longitudinal swollen ribs. There is one spike in the middle of each longitudinal rib in the spiral section; There are three main spines on the longitudinal swollen ribs of the snail layer, some of which also have one short spine. There are 5-7 thin and weak swollen ribs between the longitudinal swollen ribs of the snail layer. The spiral ribs on the shell are thin and high. The anterior sulcus is very long, almost in the shape of a closed tube, and its spikes usually do not exceed half of the length of the anterior sulcus. Glacial keratin. Mainly distributed in warm seas, living in sandy and muddy seabeds tens of meters deep, and distributed along the southern coast of Zhejiang, China.
Mandala pod specimen
Mandala, belonging to the Solanaceae family and the genus Mandala, is an annual tropical herbaceous plant with broad hairy leaves and irregular wavy shallow toothed edges; Flowers grow solitary between branches or leaf axils, upright, with short stems; The sepals are cylindrical lobes triangular in shape, with a color of white or light purple; The fruit is capsule shaped and egg shaped, with a light yellow color; Mandala blooms from June to October. The name Mandala comes from the transliteration of the Sanskrit word mandala, so it can also be called "Manchala" or "Mannara". Mandala is toxic throughout the plant and contains scopolamine, which has functions such as antispasmodic, sedative, analgesic, and anesthetic. Mandala extract is used for the treatment of heart failure, ventricular arrhythmia, and angina pectoris.
Grey eyed snow crab claws
Gray eyed snow crab is a type of snow crab found in the northern Pacific and northwestern Atlantic. It is very similar to the red eye snow crab and is commonly referred to as "snow crab" when sold. In Canada, it is also known as "queen crab", and in Japan, it is also known as "pine leaf crab" or "North Sea pine leaf crab". The most precious one is the "Echizen crab" produced in Fukui Prefecture, which is a tribute to the Japanese royal family. Its price is much higher than other snow crabs, and only the snow crab produced in Fukui Prefecture can be called Echizen crab. The above name only refers to male crabs in Japan, while female crabs are called "fragrant box crabs" because it is a popular ingredient in Japan and there are many local names in various places.
