Vessels are injected with red latex. Genus and species varies but is typically Rana forreri.
Note: Specimens are initially preserved with a formaldehyde solution, the best animal tissue fixative. The formaldehyde is then displaced first with water and finally with a glycol solution to produce a moist, low-fume specimen which can be stored almost indefinitely. We recommend that you use specimens within one year of purchase to ensure the best tissue quality. Specimen discoloration over time is normal and does not indicate decay.
Store your specimens at normal room temperature--refrigeration is not required. Storage in attics or garages at high temperatures will damage the specimens. Once opened, specimens can be resealed in a Zip-lock bag to prevent them from drying out for later use.
Fantastic learning experience! My 11 yr. old son loved it! The specimen was good size, instruction booklet was very clear. Will definately be purchasing more.
Karen
By: Karen
May 14, 2008
What FUN! The specimen is a great value. It was larger than expected. Will definitely purchase again.
Great specimens
By: Jennifer
April 21, 2008
This was my first time with frog dissection. I used the frogs to dissect after our study of the human anatomy. The frogs were a very good size--bigger than I had expected! My 5th graders were very involved with the dissection and learned a lot! I will be ordering more frogs next year.
Excellent Class Project
By: 4th Grade Teacher
April 3, 2008
I decided to try a frog dissection with my fourth graders as an enrichment project prior to Spring Break! The specimens were great, and my students were very intrigued with the anatomy! I was thrilled with the size of the frogs, the order came quickly, and I would definitely order from your company again!
Nice Specimens
By: Anonymous
February 26, 2008
Your dissection specimans are very nice. Your frogs in particular tend to be larger than some from other mail-order companies and that makes dissection much easier.
Great Experience
By: Anonymous
October 20, 2007
Very fun!! We found some insects in the stomach. We were also able to extract the brain from the skull (very tricky!!). It is very cool how the 3-part liver fits together. We were able to identify it as a female frog. If it weren't for the formaldehyde, we would have devoured the legs!!