hi guys do we like the biological specimen collectionleft to right, rabbit heart, chicken heart, pupa of some bug idk, dog teeth i named them too
>>85573957Where did you find the pupa? That could narrow down what kind of bug it is.
>>85574026From a dead corpse.
>>85574039Well it doesn't look like a fly pupa so it seems like it'd be some kind of beetle. If it is a beetle then maybe it's a large carrion beetle(Silphinae)? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silphinae
Also, beyond trying to ID the larva, I think it's a nice collection. What kind of stuff do you want to collect the most and why?
>>85574026an antique store.
>>85574208mostly wet specimens and anatomical modelsive always had an interest in anatomy and specimens and shit so now that i have money im wasting all of it on this
>>85574264Oh, I see. The other post was someone else then. At the very least it looks like some kind of beetle larva. If it's really big then it might even be a hercules beetle larva.>>85574269I see, I see. Are there any wet specimens you think are the coolest? I imagine you like hearts quite a bit. I know you can also buy preserved black widows online too.Would you ever want to preserve any specimens in something other than alcohol? Like in resin? I know it doesn't usually tend to work out, but I figure some specimens might work. You'd probably have to thoroughly soak them in preservatives beforehand in order for it to work right.
Fun fact, people were using butchery meat like guts and stuff as an onahole, before it was a flashlight, before it was a pocket pussy.
>>85573957close up on the pupa for you bug nerds>>85574293there's some pre-made specimens in resin ive been eyeing, most notably a sequence of brains from a fish up to a rabbit, and a fully dissected toadi've also been wanting a mummified fetal pig
