Bat Taxidermy full body mount - Cynopterus sphinx - 26 cm - 14 cm - 14 cm - Non-CITES species - 1

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A bat specimen, Cynopterus sphinx, measures 26 × 14 × 14 cm.

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Description from the seller

This species is especially notable in taxidermy for its striking appearance, exotic origin, and relatively scarce availability in Europe. Split into skeletal and original display.

The Cynopterus sphinx, also known as the short-nosed fruit bat or greater short-nosed fruit bat, is a small flying fox from South and Southeast Asia. This bat has a relatively long snout and fine, silky fur, ranging from brown to orange on the dorsal side with a lighter underside. Adults have a wingspan of up to 48 cm and are characterized by white-edged ears and wing bones.

Habitat
Cynopterus sphinx lives in tropical forests, grasslands, mangroves, and agricultural areas from Pakistan to Vietnam. They often roost high in palm trees or make tent-like shelters from palm fronds or leaves of climbing plants when palms are absent.

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Seller's Story

Welcome to Wildernis Atelier, the specialist in taxidermy, home accessories and nature art. We offer a unique collection of artistic items and taxidermy, carefully treated by experienced professionals. Wildernis Atelier offers only top quality and craftsmanship through different portals, such as Catawiki, our webshop and physical stores throughout The Netherlands. Wildernis Atelier - Where Nature, Meets Design

This species is especially notable in taxidermy for its striking appearance, exotic origin, and relatively scarce availability in Europe. Split into skeletal and original display.

The Cynopterus sphinx, also known as the short-nosed fruit bat or greater short-nosed fruit bat, is a small flying fox from South and Southeast Asia. This bat has a relatively long snout and fine, silky fur, ranging from brown to orange on the dorsal side with a lighter underside. Adults have a wingspan of up to 48 cm and are characterized by white-edged ears and wing bones.

Habitat
Cynopterus sphinx lives in tropical forests, grasslands, mangroves, and agricultural areas from Pakistan to Vietnam. They often roost high in palm trees or make tent-like shelters from palm fronds or leaves of climbing plants when palms are absent.

Noteworthy in Taxidermy

Seller's Story

Welcome to Wildernis Atelier, the specialist in taxidermy, home accessories and nature art. We offer a unique collection of artistic items and taxidermy, carefully treated by experienced professionals. Wildernis Atelier offers only top quality and craftsmanship through different portals, such as Catawiki, our webshop and physical stores throughout The Netherlands. Wildernis Atelier - Where Nature, Meets Design

Details

Era
After 2000
Specimen
Bat
Scientific name
Cynopterus sphinx
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Asia
CITES relevancy
Non-CITES species
Condition
Good condition
Year
2026
Weight
1000 g
Height
26 cm
Width
14 cm
Depth
14 cm
The NetherlandsVerified
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Objects sold
94.44%
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Bidders need to be aware that several countries do not allow importing objects derived from endangered and other protected species, even if a certificate of origin is provided. By bidding, you confirm that you have familiarised yourself with customs laws and regulations of your own country.

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