Black Bear Flexible Track Replica: Yearling

This set of two (front and hind) life-size, flexible black bear track replicas offer the feel of “real” feet or paws. Accurately cast from museum specimens, they show every skin fold, fur tuft, and claw. Use track replicas to teach about animal tracking, anatomy, adaptation, behavior, and ecology. Make prints in soft mud for identification, or create casts with Perfect Cast® or Perfect Mold®, the durable compounds used by museum professionals (also available from Acorn Naturalists). Attach track replicas to wood blocks using vinyl glue to construct track stamps. To keep track replicas fresh, wash occasionally with detergent. Track replicas are recommended for ages 8 and up, with adult supervision. #TR-3217

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