Diaphonized Pink and Blue Juvenile Rat Wet Specimen oddities They are members of a

They are members of a phylum of sea creatures known as Echinodermata

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Approximately 23 to 3 million years old

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Diaphonized Pink and Blue Juvenile Rat Wet Specimen oddities They are members of aSold Individually. Wet Specimens are a great way of preserving and keeping scientific samples of organic matter. They prevent the specimen from decaying, allowing it to be studied at a later date. Scientist have used this method of preservation for years, storing anything from human organs to malformations animals. The process of diaphanization has also been known as "clearing and staining." The animals are rendered transparent (the "clearing") by