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Bone Clones

For over 20 years, Bone Clones® replicas have been the leading osteological reproductions used in m

Bone Clones is the premier osteological replication company specializing in precise casts of modern human skeletons models and human skull models, fossil hominid skeletons, modern animal skeletons and fossil animal skeletons. For over 20 years, Bone Clones® have been the leading osteological reproductions used in museums, universities, medical schools and other educational institutions.

08/20/2025

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KO-260 Human Polio Femur

Poliomyelitis (polio) is a viral disease that targets the nervous system and damages motor neurons, which are responsible for muscle control. This damage leads to muscle weakness, paralysis, and musculoskeletal deformities that can affect the lower limbs. In children affected by polio, the disease can disrupt normal bone growth. Muscle inactivity and decreased weight-bearing lead to shortened limbs and underdeveloped bones, where the diaphysis of the bone may be thinner, less dense and smaller in diameter. This example of a femur affected by polio will serve as an excellent example in discussions of the complications of this preventable disease.

08/15/2025

LC-271 Tuatara Life Cast

Tuataras are rare reptiles found only in New Zealand and are the last surviving members of the ancient order Rhynchocephalia, which dates back over 200 million years. Although they resemble lizards, they are not true lizards and have unique features such as a parietal “third eye” and a slow metabolism. Tuataras can live for over 60 years in the wild and reproduce infrequently, with females laying eggs only every 2–5 years. They thrive in cooler temperatures and are mostly active at night, feeding on insects, small animals, and bird eggs. Tuataras are protected and mainly found on predator-free offshore islands due to past threats from introduced mammals.

08/01/2025

Sea Birds!

The Glaucous Gull (BC-244), White Pelican (BC-065), and Black-footed Albatross (BC-332) are three distinct seabird species found across North America and the Pacific. The Glaucous Gull is one of the largest gulls, recognized by its pale plumage and powerful build, breeding in Arctic regions and wintering along northern coasts. The American White Pelican is a striking, large bird known for its broad wingspan and cooperative fishing behaviors in inland lakes and marshes. The Black-footed Albatross is a long-distance oceanic flyer native to the North Pacific, often threatened by longline fishing and ocean plastic pollution. All three species occasionally come under the care of organizations like International Bird Rescue, which specializes in rehabilitating injured aquatic birds and advancing seabird conservation. For more detailed information about these species and rescue efforts, visit International Bird Rescue.

06/22/2025

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06/10/2025

The World of Wonder Exposition is fast approaching! Get your tickets now!!

June 20th- June 22nd

The World of Wonder Exposition at the Wunderkammer at the Port of Los Angeles in San Pedro presented by and .

Friday June 20th 6pm-11pm:

Opening Gala Experience, VIP Nightmarket & Live Show 21+ Friday night offers a first opportunity to purchase exclusive one of a kind treasures from over 100 hand selected vendors. Co-producer brings to the stage an exclusive & unbelievable evening of performances including an aerial performance, magic, shocking sideshow acts and the only burlesque show of the weekend with a unique twist! DJ Dave Bats will be spinning music and keeping the ambiance of this one of a kind evening building all night! Delectable food and sultry beverages will also be available throughout the night! AND all VIP attendees will receive an exclusive gift bag, AND access to attend the exposition on Saturday and Sunday at no extra charge!

Saturday June 21st 11am-6pm:

Market and Immersive Family Event (All Ages)

Shop with 100+ vendors and witness a variety of live sideshow performances and enjoy delicious food and beverages throughout the day.

PLUS! Sign up to learn the art of taxidermy with a hands on Jackalope class presented by

Sunday June 22nd 11am-4pm:

Market and Immersive Family Event (All Ages)

Shop with 100+ vendors and witness a variety of live sideshow performances and enjoy delicious food and beverages throughout the day.

PLUS! Learn about the history of Pet Cemeteries with the master storyteller Dr. Paul Koudounaris sharing passages from his recent book Faithful Unto Death: Pet Cemeteries, Animal Graves and Eternal Devotion.

05/15/2025

California condors are fascinating! Researchers recently discovered two females produced offspring via Parthenogenesis or asexual reproduction (San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance 2021). This is extraordinary in vertebrates.

By 1987 the entire species was represented by only 27 individuals and that year the last wild Condor was brought into captivity (Snyder and Snyder 2000). Under these conditions, genetic bottlenecks, or a reduction in genetic variation, occur within the remaining population’s offspring. Is it possible to re-introduce genetic variation by careful conservation measures? Or by what calls “Genetic Rescue”. They give an example of a genetic rescue event here: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/florida-panther-restoration/

05/13/2025

It’s marsupial day for us! Starting with the beefy wombat, springy kangaroo, extinct thylacine (this isn’t the platform cryptozoologists ;) ), and irascible Tasmanian devil.

05/06/2025

This little cutie is our new Cownose Ray jaw! Their modified teeth are called dental plates and are used to crush hard shelled organisms. If you haven’t seen a living Cownose Ray, do yourself a favor and click on the hashtag. ❤️

04/23/2025

Seemingly designed by a black metal band, but cute as a button! The Bone Clones Muntjac skull satisfies 4 metal prerequisites:
Holes in top of the skull 🤘🏽(supraorbital foramina), fangs 🤘🏽(tusks really), antlers 🤘🏽, and Pits 🤘🏽 (suborbital pits). Hola a nuestro amigos de Latino americanos!

04/18/2025

My mother said you can find beauty in all living things. Well, here’s the final boss in that thought: our new Opossum skull. Resistant to rabies ✅ eats ticks ✅ carrion removal ✅ promotes a healthy ecosystem ✅ They may look unfortunate to some, but at BC we find them to be sweet creatures!

04/17/2025

Our new Whooping Crane skull is here! We would like to thank the Museum of Osteology . Also a shout out to the tireless work of International Crane Foundation .

04/08/2025

BC-020A Dire Wolf Skull. “Extinction is forever: de-extinction can’t save what we had”. Riley Black, 2016. Https://aeon.co/ideas.

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Monday	8am - 12pm
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Tuesday	8am - 12pm
	1pm - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 12pm
	1pm - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 12pm
	1pm - 5pm
Friday	8am - 12pm
	1pm - 5pm

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Bone Clones, Inc. is the premier osteological replication company specializing in precise casts of modern human skeletons models and human skull models, fossil hominid skeletons, modern animal skeletons and fossil animal skeletons. For over 20 years, Bone Clones® have been the leading osteological reproductions used in museums, universities, medical schools and other educational institutions.