Real Eland Horn - Female (Single) Quality:B Quality Trephination was performed for a

Trephination was performed for a variety of reasons

Female kiwis lay large eggs that comprise as much as 20% of their body weight

Sloths are known for their very slow movement which helps protect them from the eye of lurking predators such as the harpy eagle

Each specimen is unique and will vary in size

the photo shown is an example of one hand that shows the front

Real Eland Horn - Female (Single) Quality:B Quality Trephination was performed for aThe common eland is the world's second largest antelope, found in savannas and plains of eastern and southern Africa. Elands are herbivores and feed on high protein plant material such as succulent leaves. They obtain most of their water from the foods they eat. Elands are gregarious, forming herds of up to 500. The eland is the slowest species of antelope with a peak speed of about 25 mph (40 km h), which tires them quickly. Specifications: Sold