Bullfrog
Description
Injection Types:
- Plain - No Injection
- Single - Red latex injected into the arterial system
- Double - Red latex injected into the arterial system as well as blue latex injected into the venous system
- Triple - Red latex injected into the arterial system, blue latex injected into the venous system, as well as yellow latex injected into the hepatic portal system
*Please note this item is preserved for educational display or dissection use. Product is not alive nor is it edible.
*California Residents Only – Proposition 65 – www.p65warning.ca.gov
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Bullfrog
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They were very big and easy to cut open.
Thanks for sending us a great selection of bull frogs for our class dissection. They arrived quickly and were in perfect condition. We will definitely order from your company next year!
Shipped quickly and arrived in great condition!
Good product and great price. I will order it again
My seventh grade students love dissecting the bullfrog. We've never had a problem with the specimens. The dye helps identify the veins/arteries. Students learn a lot about anatomy when dissecting the frogs.
They were very big and easy to cut open.
Thanks for sending us a great selection of bull frogs for our class dissection. They arrived quickly and were in perfect condition. We will definitely order from your company next year!
Shipped quickly and arrived in great condition!
Good product and great price. I will order it again
My seventh grade students love dissecting the bullfrog. We've never had a problem with the specimens. The dye helps identify the veins/arteries. Students learn a lot about anatomy when dissecting the frogs.
They were very big and easy to cut open.
Thanks for sending us a great selection of bull frogs for our class dissection. They arrived quickly and were in perfect condition. We will definitely order from your company next year!
Shipped quickly and arrived in great condition!
Good product and great price. I will order it again
My seventh grade students love dissecting the bullfrog. We've never had a problem with the specimens. The dye helps identify the veins/arteries. Students learn a lot about anatomy when dissecting the frogs.