Great White Shark Fish nautical wildlife art sculpture
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Great White Shark fish wildlife art sculpture
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17.1 Great White Shark Fish
nautical wildlife art sculpture 15 × 7 in

The fearless great white shark cruises over its ocean domain. Complete coral reef scene with fishes, starfish and scallop shells! We promise this cool fish sculpture will not bite.

•The artwork is cast with hand painting to a very natural look.
Brand new artwork with artist signature, copyright and unique hang on card.
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•"Cast Stone", a unique artist's blend of durable, high strength and nontoxic artists' materials.
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•World wide collectable artist with over 30 years of professional sculpting experience producing fine art details and quality of craftsmanship; made in USA.
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L fish Great White Shark (Carcharodon carcharias) R fish

   The great white shark inhabits temperate waters and coastlines worldwide. Great whites are frequently sighted off the United States, Australia, and South Africa coasts. They are descendants from 40 foot ancient fish that roamed the oceans before the dinosaurs. These great sharks may grow to 23 feet (7 m) long weighing 7000 Ibs. (3,200 kg). They average 14-18 ft. (4.3 to 5.5 m) and roughly 1,500 - 4,000 lb. (680 to 1,800 kg).
   Great whites are truly an awesome predator. The nostril is used in an amazing olfactory sensitivity. Pore-like markings on that snout are the ampullae of Lorenzini, sensitive to electrical disturbances as small as .005 microvolts. Shark numbers are still in decline because of incidental long-line catches, greedy shark hunting, drift nets, and ocean pollution. Attacks on humans are usually mistaken identity (seal, sea lion...). Sharks will usually 'spit out' an attacked human however the odds are 5 to 1 the initial bite is mortal. Mistaken information usually is the biggest threat to most endangered species.

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