Replica Bornean Orangutan Skull - Female bacula insects and the occasional small

insects and the occasional small vertebrates

sacrum with coccyx and 2 lumbar vertebrae

feeding on small vertebrates including fish

This gregarious (herd-dwelling) species grazes on grasses

Modeled after the 1995 reconstruction of Peking Man created by Sawyer and Tattersall of the American Museum of Natural History

Replica Bornean Orangutan Skull - Female bacula insects and the occasional smallNative to the island of Borneo, this great ape was recently split from the Sumatran orangutan and given individual species status. The Malay word orangutan means "old man of the forest". Orangutans have impressive canine teeth and the longest snout of the great apes. This species is sexually dimorphic, with males being nearly twice the size of females. Specifications: 1: 1 scale Polyurethane resin cast 2 part skull (separate cranium and jaw) Skull