Professor Stone PH

09/08/2026

Continuous deals lang kahit maulan!! Maraming salamat sa magigiting nating riders! Mabuhay kayo hanggang kelan nyo gusto 🤝🙇

Salamat maam joy! megalodon tooth off to makati 😮

09/08/2026

Stegodon tooth 🐘🐘sold!!! Thank you sir Norman sa uulitin 😎🤝

somewhere at Parañaque 🔍

08/08/2026

Tara Diaphonize? Itinatampok natin ang
Samar cobra (Naja samaranesis)
isa sa mga Endemic species natin sa
Pilipinas 🇵🇭🐍
Paunawa: Walang hayop ang sinaktan o
pinat!y sa proseso, salamat🙇🙇

08/08/2026

8.8 SALE 1,000 EACH

- This is a collaborative work with Dipper Co. First 5 specimens of Second Grade Ambergris 🐋
- It possesses a richer, earthier, and slightly more animalic musk profile.
Specimen: Ambergris (Second grade)
Provenance: East Java, Indonesia 🇮🇩
Weighs approx: 0.5g - 1.6g
Inclusions:
COA, Information sheet, and sticker

08/08/2026

Kuha ako nito 👀👀👀

08/08/2026

Mga kasama pala namin sa upcoming event ni J&Z Events Management Services “MEGA PET FAIR” August 21-23,2026📢‼️

Pa follow nalang po sakanila:
Tinypaws & Claws. - Daga supplier “Sya si Rat Central” 🐀
ThiChick Crystal House - Supplier din ng bato smh 🪨
NaVi Loving Hobby - Supplier ng manok yung maliit xD 🐓
Salamat po 😎🤝

07/08/2026

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Dipper Co. proudly joins the Philippine Space Agency in celebrating Philippine Space Week 2026! 🚀🇵🇭

As we continue our mission of Bringing Space Closer, we also celebrate the spirit of exploration, innovation, and the journey toward navigating tomorrow. 🌌

Together, let's inspire more Filipinos to look up, stay curious, and reach for the stars.

Happy Philippine Space Week 2026! 🌠

07/08/2026

We really have a lot of specimens left undiscovered 👀👀👀

PALAWAN’S LOST PREDATOR 🦴
Tigers once naturally roamed Palawan thousands of years before they disappeared from the Philippine archipelago.

A study published in the Cambridge Archaeological Journal examined nine fossil specimens recovered from Pilanduk Cave in Quezon, Palawan. The remains came from a layer dating to the Last Glacial Maximum, placing the animals on the island around 20,000 years ago.

Measurements and anatomical comparisons identified the bones as belonging to Panthera tigris. The fossils represent the oldest known tiger remains discovered in Palawan and the Philippines. Pleistocene-age tiger fossils have so far been found only in Palawan and nowhere else in the country.

Three tiger bones carried cut marks consistent with human butchery. Researchers interpret these as possible evidence that prehistoric inhabitants processed tiger skins or paws. This may be Southeast Asia’s oldest known archaeological record of collecting tiger foot parts for such purposes.

The researchers also identified large carnivore bite marks on three deer bones found in the same archaeological layer. This evidence strengthens the conclusion that tigers physically lived and hunted in ancient Palawan rather than their body parts merely being transported from another island.

The discovery reveals a Palawan vastly different from the island known today—one where humans, deer, and the world’s largest living wild cat once shared the same landscape.

07/08/2026

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Why choose when you can let the shooting stars decide... 🌠

Unpack the mystery this .

05/08/2026

One of the rarest shark specimen, Philippine Angel shark