Owl Pellets (Set of 5 with Bone Chart)

Product Description

Mountain Home Biological has been supplying pellets since 1994. All pellets are sorted, dried, heat treated and wrapped in our facility in Bingen, Washington and monthly samples are submitted to an independent lab for testing. Our pledge to you is complete satisfaction, from the time your order is received by our knowledgeable staff, to the arrival of your carefully prepared specimen. Thank you! This 5 pellet set includes one 8.5 x 11 inch Bone Sorting Sheet. Free Shipping within the Continental US states: not including Alaska and Hawaii

Features

• Instantly engage your students with hands-on, real science exploration into the fasinating world of the barn owl
• These top quality specimens measure approximately 1 inch
• Foil wraped, heat treated and ready for your classroom
• Bone sorting sheet included
• The finest specimens at the best price since 1994

Top Reviews

Great little science project
by A Mom (5 out of 5 stars)
June 11, 2015

Ok so maybe "love" isn't the best choice of descriptors for stars, but it WAS pretty neat. My youngest saw owl pellets at a book fair and wanted to buy 1 for $13.. my cheap heart wouldn't go for that so I went to amazon for something a little more reasonable. After forcing my 14 year old to disassemble one with my 9 year old, my 17 year old decided she wasn't too old for them and they all got together and finished off the rest. Nice little education project with just enough gross for the youngest and science for the oldest.

I don't remember what the end count was, but we had several nice skulls and lots of other semi-identifiable bones. Well worth the money and got all my kids together for a few minutes to share a good experience without too much fighting beyond arguments over which small thin bone belonged to which animal. ;)
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Awesome experience
by Felisha (5 out of 5 stars)
March 17, 2018

I didn't think we would end up being as lucky as we were with all five pellets having a full skull inside, we ordered this as an experiment for homeschool and my kids and I thoroughly enjoyed dissecting these pellets. All had a skull even though 3 were broken but that doesn't reflect the seller, just the owl and it's digestion. Highly suggest this, even if it's just for fun!
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Lots of fun and learning with the kids
by Amazon Customer (5 out of 5 stars)
December 5, 2017

Lots of fun and learning with the kids. PARENTS: just a bit of advice, Better off doing this outside. We did this at our dinning room table but it was horribly dusty and had to clean and vent the whole room. Other than that it was a blast!! We found multiple skulls which the kids found fascinating!
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Lots of bones.
by GinaP (5 out of 5 stars)
January 5, 2019

Lots of fun with the grandsons ages eight, nine and 10. Some thought it was gross and one thought it was stinky and wanted to wear a clothespin on his nose 😂(it wasn't really that bad). . One really enjoyed it and wanted to save all the bones. Didn't hold their attention for more than 15 minutes but I think it's worth it. The pellets were not huge but they were the size promised. Fun for a one time experience.
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You have to dissect an owl pellet at least once in your life
by Kristen B. (5 out of 5 stars)
January 13, 2018

One was enough for me! We made photo copies of the chart and gave the remainder away to friends. We held onto one...perhaps we will review with this one, 6 months down the road. When we dissected it we used tweezers. We gently tugged at the furry bits in order to uncover the bones. I believe this is what helped keep the skull in tact.
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Great group project
by Amazon Customer (5 out of 5 stars)
April 22, 2014

I was able to do this with class of 30 fifth graders. Copy bone sorting chart, get some old tweezers, clear plastic gloves,make some paper towel masks and you are ready to go. I used this to demonstrate scientific method and as an interactive writing piece on methods and procedures.
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Fun and educational
by ColinBeth (5 out of 5 stars)
January 11, 2019

My kids really enjoyed finding each bone and matching it to the included chart. Very well packaged and educationally fun.
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and the kids very much enjoyed dissecting them
by L. Messing (3 out of 5 stars)
February 2, 2016

Mixed feelings.

The owl pellets were smaller than I had realized, being around the size of a golf ball.

However, they served their purpose, and the kids very much enjoyed dissecting them.

I would recommend soaking the pellets for a minute or so before starting to make it easier to dissect.
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Good value
by Parsons (5 out of 5 stars)
January 20, 2019

I do this lesson every year and these were great. Every one had a skull in it which the kids loved!
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Five Stars
by L (5 out of 5 stars)
June 22, 2018

Grandkids loved the learning experience

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