Diaphonised Baby Mouse Jar by Mortal Remains Creations
First developed by scientists in 1977, the process of diaphonisation is also referred to as clearing and staining after its dual mechanism of action. To render the animals transparent (the clearing), the specimens bathe in a soup of trypsin, a digestive enzyme that slowly breaks down their flesh.
You will receive one of our collection of tiny baby mice in a glass vial.
All specimens have died from natural causes.
Please see photos for a true representation of the specimen you will receive.
