Well finally finished a week ago. Have to admit that it was forgotten about for awhile. I didnt end up reconstructing the whole fox, but remember this was for my comparative anatomy teacher. So I thought this was a sensible way to display them, and a great teaching tool. My teacher was impressed and seems very pleased with them. I guess an e-mail with pictures was sent out to all the vet tech teachers, so Ive been getting thank you's from everyone haha.
If you'd like to see what I started with you can check out the pictures a few posts down.


The finished pieces....

they look pretty cool, good job

show off and a teachers pet



you did a really good job with them

great job !!

Hey! its college...and those rules dont apply, ok, well, maybe they do.
Teachers thought it was neat...other students just keep asking..."You did what?!?! gross, WHY?"


ah well.
thanks for the replies fellas!

I helped too!

oh sure, now you want to get some credit for it.

Looks great!

UMD currently has a fully constructed moose and wolf skeleton in the Library Annex commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Isle Royal Moose/Wolf predation study. The lead researcher is an alumnus, Dr. Rolf O. Peterson. I should snap a pic or two of them for you.

UMD Students Isle Royal Class

Excellent Job!

Willy that sounds really neat!

so how long did it take altogether

maybe 5-6 months? would have taken ALOT less time, but we kinda forgot about it for awhile. Got really busy with other things going on