Educational bear anatomy model that uses a median sagittal incision as its structural framework, designed for handson learning and family engagement. Key benefits Understand the bear's muscle anatomy on the right side to learn motor structure and function. Access a detailed reference on organ structure to support comprehensive study. Build and assemble the model like a puzzle to reinforce learning and encourage family interaction. Translucent design provides a clearer view of internal structures for easier study of motion and organization. The median sagittal incision reference helps illustrate how the animal's structures move and relate to one another. Covers core physiological systems including the digestive, respiratory, and reproductive systems for a full anatomical overview. What is included or featured A multipart bear anatomy model that can be disassembled and reassembled to facilitate active learning. Rightside emphasis on muscle anatomy to illustrate motor structure. A detailed organreference component to guide study of internal systems. Translucent construction to reveal internal features and improve visibility during exploration. Focused presentation of digestive, respiratory, and reproductive systems for a complete physiological overview. Use scenarios Classroom or homeschooling lesson: Demonstrate muscle arrangement and organ layout with a handson model, using the partitioned structure to discuss function and motion. Selfstudy or exam preparation: Assemble and disassemble the model step by step to reinforce memory of anatomy and organ relationships, with a builtin reference for review. Family learning activity or science project: Puzzlebased assembly that pairs educational content with collaborative play, supporting discussion of anatomy and physiology among family members.