4D anatomy model for education: very realistic and detailed; designed as a teaching model to help students and to arouse the interest of young children. Refined disassembly of insect anatomy: a refined anatomical model of the internal organs of insects; detailed disassembly covers limbs and internal organs; a powerful tool for understanding all the internal and external structures of insects. Multiple styles collection: includes snails, spiders, scorpions, fairy horns, and Hercules beetles; weight 0.6 kg / 1.3 lb; suitable for handheld play. Entering into science through assembly: the intuitive assembly model guides learners into the world of insects during the building process; helps explore and understand the entire structure and cultivates thinking ability, handson skills, and creativity. Key benefits and use scenarios Why you need it: realistic, handson models enhance understanding of insect anatomy, promoting curiosity and active learning in students of varying ages. How it solves problems: disassembly and reassembly reveal both external and internal structures, supporting clearer comprehension than static images or diagrams. What makes it stand out: a compact, handheld design with multiple species, combined with an engaging, teaching approach that links observation to creative thinking. Use scenario 1: in a classroom, a teacher uses the model to demonstrate insect anatomy, with students taking turns disassembling parts to identify organs and limbs, then reassembling for retention. Use scenario 2: at home or in tutoring, a parent or tutor guides children through exploration of different insect types, fostering inquiry and handson practice. Use scenario 3: for science fair or project work, a student conducts a focused study of one or more species, documenting structures and assembly steps to illustrate understanding.