Comparative Eye Dissection Guide

This set of nine medium-sized preserved animal specimens includes a fetal pig (4-7"), grass frog (3"+), earthworm (6-8"), Lubber grasshopper, crayfish (3-4"), clam (3-4"), perch (5-7"), starfish (3-5") & Grantia (sponge).

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This manual explains how to do a dissection of a cow or other mammalian eye.

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Get 10 cow eye specimens & tool sets for a group cow eye dissection! A cow eye's similarity to a human eye allows students to learn about human eye anatomy as they dissect. It's an engaging learning activity for all ages!

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Perform an odor-free frog dissection lab by using an alternative specimen! The Dissect-it frog is a great alternative to a real frog specimen dissection. No frogs were harmed to produce Dissect-It frog.

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This comparative eye dissection kit comes with a cow eye, a sheep eye, and a pig eye. Explore all three eye specimens to discover the similarities and differences between the anatomy of three amazing mammals!

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Our plain preserved Lubber grasshoppers are large 3" Grade A. Genus & species are typically Romalea microptera.

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Since a cow's eye is similar to a human's eye, a cow eye dissection is a great way to discover how eyes work!

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This Cow Eye Dissection Kit gives an inside view of how the eye works. It comes with everything you need for this activity, including a preserved cow eye specimen, a step-by-step dissection guide & essential dissection tools.

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Learn how to perform a basic fetal pig dissection.

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Classic demonstration of the conservation of mechanical energy.

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