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Description: Great White Shark Fact File - With a length of up to 22ft, and weighting up to 2.5 tons, the Great White Shark (Scientific Name: Carcharodon Carcharias) is the world's largest predatory fish. An Apex Predator, it feeds on Fish, Rays, Seals & Small Whales using up to 300 serrated teeth. It's also a scavenger, and plays a critical role in Oceanic Ecosystems. The Great White's Conversation Status is Vulnerable, and awareness must be raised on the need for its protection from overfishing and bycatch.
Description: Welcome to the thing, whatever this place is… When Bernard is locked out by the alarm system, he seeks shelter from the rain, and later, temporary employment at Mamba Burger. Now you too can enjoy Hunky Dunkers with Barbecue Hunky Dunky Dip in this Vintage & Detailed Mamba Burger Design. Please be advised, the Mamba Burger does not come with Zesty Cheese, and we cannot accept belts as payment.
Description: Great White Shark Tooth Illustration by IncognitoMode - With a length of up to 22ft, and weighting up to 2.5 tons, the Great White Shark (Scientific Name: Carcharodon Carcharias) is the world's largest predatory fish. An Apex Predator, it feeds on Fish, Rays, Seals & Small Whales using up to 300 serrated teeth.
Description: Megalodon Facts Design by IncognitoMode - With a length of up to 60ft, and weighting up to an estimated 70 tons, Megalodon (Latin name: Carcharocles Megalodon) is the largest shark ever to exist. An Apex Predator, it fed on Prehistoric Whales & Seals using its 276 serrated teeth. The largest fossilised Megalodon teeth found are up to 7 inches long. But no need to worry when you next go for a swim, as Megalodon has been extinct for an estimated 2.6 Million Years!
Description: Vintage Svalbard Polar Bear Sign from Longyearbyen, Svalbard. The Norwegian reads 'Gjelder hele Svalbard' which literally means (Polar Bears) 'Over All of Svalbard'. Original 'Distressed', Weathered & Detailed Design that captures the real world authentic look of this Iconic Sign.
Description: Vintage Svalbard Dark Season Polar Bear Design. Dark Season (morketiden) in Svalbard runs from 11th of November to 30th of January. During these 80 days of night, the Sun does not rise beyond the horizon. It is the best time of year to see the Northern Lights. Check out my store to see more Svalbard & Arctic Designs.
Description: With a length of up to 55ft, and weighting up to an estimated 15 tons, Mosasaurs were Apex Predators that fed on Fish, Sharks, Squid, Marine Reptiles, Ammonites & Other Mosasaurs! Mosasaurs were Marine Reptiles, and not Dinosaurs. They died out around 65-66 MYA at the end of the Late Cretaceous during the K/T extinction event. This Mosasaurus Facts Design is a Great Gift for Palaeontologists, Jurassic Park Fans & Dinosaur & Prehistoric Animal Lovers of all Ages.
