Description

This preserved piranha is a real freshwater predator from South America, professionally mounted on a shaped wooden plaque. Piranhas, members of the Serrasalmidae family, are famous for their sharp teeth, aggressive feeding habits, and ancient evolutionary roots.

Mounted as a flat display, this specimen captures the piranha’s iconic features—flattened body, bony head, and prominent jaw—making it ideal for use in:

• Natural history collections

• Exotic animal displays

• River and aquatic-themed décor

Piranhas have fascinated collectors and scientists for centuries. From indigenous folklore to pop culture myths, their fierce reputation is matched only by their biological importance in river ecosystems.