Two Toed Fetal Sloth Wet Specimen with Attached Placenta in Antique Jar Megalodon RED CLOVER (trifolium pretense)origin: Cosmopolitan

RED CLOVER (trifolium pretense)origin: Cosmopolitan speciesedible notes: Used for teas and as a garnishnutrition: Contains vitamin C and trace mineralsin season: Summermedicinal use: Mild blood thinnerRed Clover has been used medicinally for centuries and has been proven especially wonderful for women

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Two Toed Fetal Sloth Wet Specimen with Attached Placenta in Antique Jar Megalodon RED CLOVER (trifolium pretense)origin: CosmopolitanFrom the Pennsylvania Zoo Died From Natural Causes Jar is an antique 1800's Whitall Tatum Jar Approximately 8x5x4" An exceptionally rare natural history specimen, this fetal two toed sloth retains its attached placenta and is preserved as a wet specimen in an antique Whitall Tatum glass jar dating to the 1800s. The specimen originated from a Pennsylvania zoo and died from natural causes. The preservation of both the fetus and attached placenta offers