expressions-of-nature: Nosy by Roger Horrocks

expressions-of-nature: Nosy by Roger Horrocks

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Oldspice: Mating Rituals Of The Great White Shark Can Be Quite Elaborate.

Amnhnyc: It’s A Ferocious Fossil Friday In Honor Of Shark Week!The Evolution Of Sharks Can Be Traced Back Over 400 Million Years. Their Teeth Are Among The Most Abundant Vertebrate Fossils, But Complete Fossil Sharks Are Exceptionally Rare. Outwardly,

Brugmanoakley: Shark Queen

Secotm: Sharks Do Not Hunt Humans, You Stupid Fuck. Only A Handful Are Inherently Dangerous To Humans, And Even Then It’s Not In Their Nature To Go After Humans Specifically. They’re Not Vicious Monsters On The Prowl For Victims.

Biriley: You Attack Sharks You Attack Me

Marine-Conservation: With A Few Days Left Of Shark Week, Enjoy Some More Shark-Craziness With This Amazing Footage Caught From A Gopro On A Great Hammerhead’s Dorsal Fin In The Bahamas!

Pukakke: The Epaulette Shark (Hemiscyllium Ocellatum) Is A Small Species Of Longtailed Carpet Shark Found In Shallow, Tropical Waters (Typically Coral Reefs Or In Tidal Pools). The Common Name Of This Shark Comes From The Very Large, White-Margined

Willsollace: Shark Week Hoo Ha Ha

Kat-Vs-Art: Arrives Late To Shark Week Sup

Actual-Belle: I Colored In My Black Tip From Forever Ago! I Haven’t Done The Shark Of The Day Yet, But Having This One Colored In Makes Me Feel Accomplished. Keep An Eye Out Later For Whatever Shark May Be Next! Thanks Guys!

Sashathebeardie: Sasha Is Ready For Shark Week! Even If Its Almost Overshout Out Though To Sarah’s Bearded Dragon Rescue, She Makes Really Cute Costumes For Lizards Like These And Uses All The Money To Go To Her Reptile Rescue. She Is A Great Lady

Sharkweeksketchjam: Wednesday’s Shark, The Common Thresher

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