Wood carvings created for scientific or educational displays often reflect themes that bridge art and knowledge. One prevalent theme is anatomical accuracy, where carvings depict human or animal anatomy with meticulous detail, serving as teaching tools in medical or biological studies. Another common focus is biodiversity, featuring lifelike representations of flora and fauna to educate about ecosystems and conservation. Historical and cultural artifacts are also popular, with carvings replicating fossils, ancient tools, or traditional objects to illustrate evolution or anthropology. Additionally, celestial and geological models, such as carved planets or rock formations, help visualize abstract scientific concepts. These carvings combine craftsmanship with pedagogy, making complex ideas accessible and engaging for learners of all ages.