“…Although 3D printing technology has been used since the 1980s, it has only recently gained real momentum, as the technology matures and awareness grows. Driven by new applications, the “printable” category keeps expanding into many fields such as medicine, architecture, education, fashion, manufacturing, even food (Lombardi, Hicks, Thompson, & Marbach‐Ad, ; Murphy & Atala, ; Petrick & Simpson, ; Qing et al., ; Sun, Peng, Yan, Fuh, & Hong, ; Thomas, Hiscox, Dixon, & Potgieter, ). Within zoology, it has already been showing great potential in functional morphology, pest detection, anatomy, and physiology (Domingue et al., ; Greco et al., ; Igic et al., ; Porter, Adriaens, Hatton, Meyers, & McKittrick, ; Thomas et al., ).…”