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Owl Pellets - Gross Wonders of Nature!

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For Ages: 8+

Hands-on science - see what this owl ate for dinner! Read more...

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Gross hands-on science dissecting pellets of owl puke! Owls eat many things they can't digest, like the bones of their prey and regurgitate them up in pellet form. This weirdly fascinating kit lets you dissect a sanitary owl pellet with probes to extract the owl's dinner and identify the skeletal remains inside. Learn about the owl's predatory skills as you piece together the skeletons using the included bone chart. With two extra large sanitized owl pellets, this is classic science fun, with a gross twist! Owl pellets have been heat sterilized, but please wear latex gloves!

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Product Features

Dissect a sanitary owl pellet
See what this owl ate for dinner!
Piece together the skeletons

Details

For Ages: 8+
Box Size: 7" x 5" x 2"
Weight: .2 Lbs

Top Reviews

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"Witnessing my children's faces light up with curiosity and excitement as they explored the fascinating world of nature was truly priceless. This educational kit sparked incredible conversations and provided a hands-on learning experience that was both fun and enlightening."

Ava W.

Verified User

February 01, 2025

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"My kids were thrilled to discover the tiny bones and thrilling surprises in these nature-inspired treasures, and I was amazed at how much it sparked their curiosity about the world around them."

Sophia Q.

Verified User

March 02, 2025