Celestron – Real 3D Bugs in Clear Resin – 4pc Set Includes

Celestron – Real 3D Bugs in Clear Resin – 4pc Set Includes Hornet, Black Camellia, Rose Chafer, and Spider – Perfect for Science Eduction and Classroom – Use with Digital and Stereo Microscopes
- REAL INSECT SPECIMENS: Arthropod specimens perfectly preserved in crystal-clear resin, ready to observe from all angles.
- SET OF FOUR: This collection includes a hornet with a stinger, a black camellia shield bug, an iridescent emerald rose chafer, and a home spider.
- VARIETY OF USES: The 3D bug specimens are ideal for classroom study, science projects, research, and more.
- PAIRS PERFECTLY WITH A MICROSCOPE: Get a closer look at your 3D bug specimens using a traditional, digital, or stereo microscope.
- UNBEATABLE WARRANTY & SUPPORT: Buy with confidence from Celestron, a leading telescope brand in California since 1960. Your purchase includes a 2-Year US Warranty and unlimited support from our team of US-based experts.
Bug out with this set of 4 real, 3D insect specimens perfectly preserved in resin. These specimens are ideal for observing and imaging with any Celestron digital microscope. Crystal clear resin lets you observe the insect from all angles. Use them for school projects, research and more. These specimens make the perfect gift for the young scientist in your life. They'll love learning about fascinating insects from around the world, and studying their anatomy up close. Your little entymologist can even display the insects in his or her room when not in use. The kit includes a real hornet with a stinger, a black camellia shield bug, an erridescent emerald rose chafer, and a large home spider.

Country	USA
Brand	Celestron
Manufacturer	Celestron
Binding	Electronics
ItemPartNumber	44408
Model	44408
Warranty	2 Year
Color	Green, Yellow, Black, Brown
ReleaseDate	2015-05-29
UnitCount	1
UPCs	099958520586
EANs	0099958520586

Celestron – Real 3D Bugs in Clear Resin – 4pc Set Includes Hornet, Black Camellia, Rose Chafer, and Spider – Perfect for Science Eduction and Classroom – Use with Digital and Stereo Microscopes

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