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Connect your students to nature by introducing owl pellets for dissection to your classroom or learning environment. Gets students face-to-face with nature by learning about food chain studies, prey and predator relationships, anatomy, the importance of predators, and how these animals help farmers by playing an essential role in healthy ecosystems. All ages.
Owl Pellets Dissection Lab
Genuine barn owl pellets
Individually processed
Contains regurgitated skeletons of the owl’s prey
Remains include insects, birds, rodents, snakes, bats & more
Downloadable owl pellet bone chart
Cool Science for School or Home Classrooms
Sometimes teaching science can be a real challenge to come up with ideas to keep the attention of young students. This interesting science exercise keeps students involved by helping them identify what prey an owl has consumed. STEM-approved, dissecting barn owl pellets are great for classrooms everywhere.
Hands-on Learning Experience
Tactile project enhances the learning process
Gets students interested in the environment
Students explore and use the scientific method
For kindergarten to high school students
Welcome to Owl Brand Discovery Kits
Owl Brand Discovery Kits (OBDK) formed in 1996. Having served thousands of educators, from homeschooling to scouting to public schools, OBDK has become a recognized source of quality, fun, and affordable science projects.
Ashley M
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2025
Great for homeschoolers. My 5 yr old and 11 yr old had fun with it.
Nesting in the Pines
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2025
These were so fun! All three of my boys ages 3,6 and 8 were very involved in this and the activity level was that they were mostly able to self sufficiently do this activity. We got the medium size pellets, all 3 of them had sufficient bones in them with at least 2 full sized skulls (rat and mice). Very educational! High quality and the tools included made it very functional!
Daniel Champion
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2025
This was a great product for our Owl Study. The number of bones totaled over 100, including 4 skulls, multiple jaws, several pelvic bones, and countless ribs and vertebrae. The included guide showed the bones for 4 different animals as well as owl facts. Highly Recommend.
shepherddj
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2025
I got a 3 pack to put in my kids stockings at Christmas. It has everything you need in the package. The pellet isn’t huge, but had enough bones in it that my kids were very engaged. I liked that there were 3 possible animals that could be inside, so it made it even better that they had to figure out which animal their bones matched. A+ for educational value. Tools and packaging were durable and overall great quality for the price.
Juliana Newton
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2025
Purchased for a college science course. My kids helped me and loved learning and separating rodent bones
Beefish
Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2025
my 10 year old and I had SO MUCH FUN dissecting the owl pellet. there's more to it than I thought but we were able to CAREFULLY and GENTLY get almost all the bones of what we believe to be a small rat or a mouse. will be ordering more, lots of fun and super neat!
Wakomation
Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2024
The pellet came well packaged, though it could have had better tools. We got this to go along with an owl study we were doing for our homeschool. My kids thought the bones were super cool. I struggled with it since the pellet is owl regurgitation and I'm currently pregnant. I had no problems with dissections when I was in school, but something about the pellet just got to me. The pellet was mostly fur which was kind of gross, though the bones were recognizable on our bone chart. Overall it was great for what it was. Oh and full skulls are kind of fragile so be careful when trying to excavate them. I accidentally broke a small one.
brittany
Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2024
I remember doing this project as a child in public school and i love it. Ibjust came across the nostalgic item and had to get it for my kiddos. We learned alot from the online videos and the dissection was an awesome experience for us all. I dont know if they raise these owls but the amount of bones we found including 4 skulls was well worth the money.!
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