Mostly yes. All of our unique specimens are always what you see in the pictures. For some more common items, like seashells or some fossils, the pictures are only representative. When that is the case, the description will state: "The photos are only representative. They showcase the kinds of specimen that will be shipped."

Mostly yes. Please read our Shipping and Returns page.

Hmmm, maybe. We sometimes post special offers and discounts on our e-shop or on our Instagram page, where we also do Giveaways! You can also subscribe to our Newsletter to be able to receive some coupons. If you think you should get a special offer, for example in case you want to purchase a larger quantity of items or special items, please contact us.

Yes. Everything depends on what you are offering, the price and the logistic options. Please contact us with any offer. We do not purchase any CITES listed or otherwise protected items without proper legal documentation.

Yes, for items priced above €200, we can reserve an item for you. You need to contact us to do so. We can cancel a reservation in case of lack of further communication from the customer side.

We ship the items once fully paid within the following days, latest within 1 week. The shipping withing EU takes usually 2-3 business days, worldwide shipping around 1 to 3 weeks, depending on where the items are being shipped. Each shipment is tracked and you can be provided with a tracking number so you can follow your order.

Yes, if the purchased good are priced above €200. If you want to get a payment plan, please contact us. The purchased item will be shipped after it is fully paid for.

Most of our offer we acquire from private collectors or providers who have their own exhibits. The items marked as used goods just means that the item is sold in a special regime, more akin to an antique, rather than a regular factory-packed product.

Most of our specimens come from private breeding and ZOOs within the EU. When we acquire specimens from the wild, they come only from legal hunting and pest control, from trustworthy sources and with permits when needed. We strictly avoid any kind of poached specimens. Some of our pieces also come from decades old collections, some of them had already been displayed in museums etc. When we manage to acquire a piece like that, we offer it for further use. Read full Ethical statement.

The price of natural collectables can be tricky to determine, as these are unique items for niche customers. The price mostly derives from the market value and can also be affected by the cost of the deceased animal, the cleaning costs and the difficulty of storage. However, the main determinants are rarity and the state of the specimen. If the price seems off – too cheap, buy it. If the price seems off – too expensive, feel free to explore other items that you find more reasonably priced.