Real Giant Bird Eating Tarantula Spider Taxidermy EURYPEIMA SPINCRUS Specimen for Sale

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Real Giant Bird Eating Tarantula Spider Taxidermy EURYPEIMA SPINCRUS Specimen For Sale

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Real Giant Bird Eating Tarantula Spider Taxidermy EURYPEIMA SPINCRUS Specimen:
$65.00

Real Giant Bird Eating Tarantula Spider EURYPEIMA SPINCRUS Taxidermy Boxed Display

All of our specimens are from respected sources and had been legally imported. None of the insects we sell are within CITES agreement on endangered species.

Your treasured LASIODORIDES STRIATUS is an exceptional natural specimen. Professionally preserved in it\'s natural form, the insect taxidermy Peruvian Tarantula is guaranteed to bring out excitement and wonder.
This highly sought after species is the ultimate showpiece for your collection. It\'s a thoroughly impressive natural wonder that will elevate the quality of your assortment.
PERFECT FOR EDUCATION. The real tarantula is professionally preserved and all the intricate details of its anatomy are finely visible. This Goliath size Arachnid can help anyone understand the impressive wonders of biology and anatomy.
Despite every effort to provide accurate images of each product\'s color and design, actual colors may vary slightly, due to different device screen settings, the lighting in the installation location, slight differences in product finishes over time and other factors.

This is a real authentic preserved specimen mounted on a wooden frame, enclosed with glass. It compasses a hook on the back for easy hanging. It will look fabulous on the wall or on a book shelf. Our butterfly and insect collections make unique, educational and interesting gifts! **** All of our specimens are from sustainable sources and had been legally imported. None of the butterflies and insects we sell are within CITES agreement on endangered species. CITES (the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora) is an internationalagreement between governments. Its aim is to ensure that international trade in specimens of wild animals and plants does not threaten their survival. PROCEEDS BENEFIT \"THE ASPCA OF AMERICA\".