Real Quail Skeleton - Economy Cebidae Cranial measurements taken by the

Cranial measurements taken by the Maxwell Museum suggest that this skull is likely of Polynesian heritage

small invertebrates and plant material

frogs and crustaceans that it grabs with its spear-like beak

These skulls may exhibit naturally worn and missing teeth

This diurnal species sleeps in shady groves during the hot midday hours

Real Quail Skeleton - Economy Cebidae Cranial measurements taken by theThe quail has long been a favorite game bird in the United States. Found primarily throughout the Midwest, the quail prefers open grasslands bordered by hedges or woods. In recent years, quail populations have declined due to loss of natural grassland habitat to fescue pastures designed for cattle ranching. Quail are now raised commercially worldwide. Specifications: The photo shown is an example of what your specimen will approximately look like.