Real lion skull (young animal)

Sale price CHF 1,600.00 Regular price CHF 2,100.00
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Description

A young big cat changing its teeth: Lions are classified as a protected species under CITES II and are protected species. Our specimens come from zoos or from imports with a confirmed origin. These animals died either from old age or from natural accidents. This young lion could have been attacked by a buffalo or a larger antelope, for example. The hole in the skull was not caused by a gunshot, but by a sharp object such as a horn. A gunshot would have caused more damage to the skull.

Instead of disposing of the carcasses, SWISSskulls buys these specimens and processes them into collector's items for lovers who dream of such large cats. The skull itself is usually not particularly expensive, but there are significant costs for transport, veterinary examinations and other processing before the skull is even ready for sale.


Specifications:
CITES export restrictions apply to this product.
You will receive proof of origin with your purchase.
Tooth growth can be seen very well in this skull
Average skull length: 28cm
Average skull width: 21cm
original image

shipping info

We ship all orders with Swiss Post. You will automatically receive the tracking number as soon as the package has left the warehouse so that you can track the shipment.


Shipping time If the goods are in stock, they will be shipped the same day. The delivery time is around 3-6 days.
If the goods are not in stock, you will be informed immediately about the delivery time.


Shipping costs The shipping costs are calculated based on the weight of the shipment in the shopping cart:

Real lion skull (young animal)
SWISSskulls

Real lion skull (young animal)

specifications for species identification

Family: Felidae Genus: Panthera
Order: Panthera leo Class: Mammals
Cites: II
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We recycle everything we can from lifeless bodies: bones, fur, organs and innards. You also have the option of donating your pet or other animals to us to improve the medicine of the future.