Mole Cricket Paperweight Specimen for Science Education (1.8 x 1.1 x 0.8 inches) A compact preserved mole cricket specimen encased in clear display material. Designed for classroom demonstrations, reference study, collectors, and everyday desk use, this paperweight makes anatomical details easy to observe without handling fragile specimens. Key benefits Readytouse preserved specimen: Provides a real insect reference without the need for chemical preservatives or delicate handling. Clear, longlasting display: Encased in a transparent block that keeps the specimen visible from multiple angles and protects it from dust and damage. Dual purpose: Functions as both an educational specimen and a stable paperweight for desks or display shelves. Compact and portable: Small footprint fits easily into classroom kits, backpacks, and display cases. Product highlights Function: Preserved mole cricket specimen for observation and display while serving as a practical paperweight. Size: 1.8 x 1.1 x 0.8 inches, suitable for closeup viewing and easy storage. Material: Specimen embedded in a clear hard display block to preserve detail and provide durability. Visibility: clarity allows study of external anatomy and distinct features without direct contact. Maintenance: Wipeclean surface for simple care and longterm display. Practical applications Science classroom demonstration: Passable for showing insect anatomy, leg structure, and body segmentation during lessons without exposing students to loose specimens. Study and reference: Useful for entomology students, artists, and researchers as a visual reference for sketches, comparisons, or identification practice. Office or collector display: Keeps documents in place while serving as a conversation piece and collectible natural history specimen. What to expect A single preserved mole cricket specimen securely embedded in a compact clear display block measuring 1.8 x 1.1 x 0.8 inches. A durable, lowmaintenance item intended for educational display, reference use, and everyday desk functionality. This specimen combines practical use with scientific value, giving teachers, students, collectors, and curious individuals a clear and durable example of mole cricket morphology without the need for special preparation or handling.