Museum-Quality Leopard Seal Skull Replica
The Leopard Seal (Hydrurga leptonyx) is one of Antarctica’s largest and most powerful marine predators. Recognisable by its elongated skull, formidable canine teeth and specialised multi-cusped cheek teeth, the leopard seal is adapted to hunt fish, penguins and other marine animals while also filtering krill from the water.
This museum-quality, life-sized skull replica has been reconstructed from high-resolution CT scan data to accurately reproduce the anatomy of an original specimen. Measuring more than 35 cm long, this is a particularly large and impressive example designed for collectors, museums, educators and natural history displays.
Product Features
• Museum-quality life-sized replica
• Produced from high-resolution CT scan data
• Large two-piece skull with separate cranium and lower jaw
• Detailed teeth, nasal passages and internal cranial structures
• Cast in premium resin with realistic bone texture
• Individually hand-finished in Western Australia
• Suitable for display, handling and educational use
Scientific Classification
Scientific Name: Hydrurga leptonyx
Family: Phocidae
Genus: Hydrurga
Dimensions
35 cm (L) × 19 cm (W) × 15 cm (H)
13.8 in × 7.5 in × 5.9 in
Approximate weight: 1.5 kg (3.3 lb)
Perfect For
• Museums & galleries
• Schools & universities
• Natural history collections
• Marine biology education
• Antarctic wildlife enthusiasts
• Scientific and anatomical displays
• Oddity and curiosity collections
Every Primal Replicas skull is individually produced and hand-finished, giving each piece subtle individuality while maintaining exceptional anatomical accuracy and museum-quality presentation.
Please note: This is a museum-quality replica produced for educational and display purposes. It is not genuine bone.
