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SHORTFIN MAKO SHARK JAW – ISURUS OXYRINCHUS THE SCIENCE These jaws are from the shortfin mako shark, Isurus oxyrinchus, a swift and agile predator of temperate seas around the world. Growing more than ten feet in...
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Tiger Shark Tooth – Galeocerdo cuvier The Science The Tiger Shark is found in many tropical and temperate waters worldwide. The tiger shark is a solitary, mostly nocturnal hunter. Its name derives from...
Map Turtle Shell The Science The northern map turtle, or common map turtle, is an aquatic turtle and is endemic to North America. Map turtles get both their common and scientific names from the markings on the skin and...
Our seashells are ideal for decorating bathrooms, kitchens, dining rooms, or other areas of your home. Try displaying different sized shells in groups for a sophisticated look.
There are over 2,000 species of starfish in the world. They can be found in every ocean, including the Atlantic, Pacific, and Arctic. They are easily distinguished from other sea life by their long arms.Starfish are also...
Sea Urchins are a close cousin of sand dollars and can be found in oceans all over the world. They are small, spiny, globular animals. When preserved, they are extremely light and have bumps and ridges where their spines...
Bull Shark Jaw – Carcharhinus leucas The Science These are small jaws from the Bull Shark, a common species found in shallow temperate waters around the globe. Bull sharks are quite large - adult females...
Bull Shark Tooth – Carcharhinus leucas The Science The Bull Shark is found in temperate coastal waters worldwide and it is known for its tolerance for brackish and fresh water, allowing it to swim far up...
STINGRAY BARBS These are the spines of stingrays, essentially elongate, modified scales located near the base of the animal's tail. Stingrays use these as defensive weapons to pierce the skin of attackers and deposit a...
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