Bbs imgboard cgi - the most bizarre collection of sharks
Only a few of which can be known from this monster that is usually only stay in the bottom of ocean. Goblin sharks are called scientific Mitsukurina owstoni is an ancient shark that has been previously considered extinct. He can be recognized from the shape of his head with a long protrusion of the forehead. In addition, a line of teeth that frightening caparison mouth. Goblin sharks can grow up to 3.3 meters long and 159 kg weight.
Generally, sharks are only found in the sea, far below the light beam, more than 200 meters below sea level. They can be found in the waters around the world, from Australia to the gulf of Mexico. However, people know them, especially from Japanese waters, the place where modern science to find them for the first time.
The invention of the first shark this year can be tracked until 1898, when the specimens caught in a sea Sagami, near Yokohama, Japan. Estimated there are about 24 species associated with this shark. Scientific name of the element of Japan, Mitsukurina owstoni, given the first time by David Jordan which received the first specimens of this fish a zoologist named Uiversitas Tokyo Kakichi Mitsukuri. While the name owstoni form of reverence for wild creatures a collector named Alan Owston also get a fish from a Japanese fisherman.
For that to you all do not forget to always come to this website, because here there is a collection of all types of items that interest you and may you have never seen until now.
Only a few of which can be known from this monster that is usually only stay in the bottom of ocean. Goblin sharks are called scientific Mitsukurina owstoni is an ancient shark that has been previously considered extinct. He can be recognized from the shape of his head with a long protrusion of the forehead. In addition, a line of teeth that frightening caparison mouth. Goblin sharks can grow up to 3.3 meters long and 159 kg weight.
Generally, sharks are only found in the sea, far below the light beam, more than 200 meters below sea level. They can be found in the waters around the world, from Australia to the gulf of Mexico. However, people know them, especially from Japanese waters, the place where modern science to find them for the first time.
The invention of the first shark this year can be tracked until 1898, when the specimens caught in a sea Sagami, near Yokohama, Japan. Estimated there are about 24 species associated with this shark. Scientific name of the element of Japan, Mitsukurina owstoni, given the first time by David Jordan which received the first specimens of this fish a zoologist named Uiversitas Tokyo Kakichi Mitsukuri. While the name owstoni form of reverence for wild creatures a collector named Alan Owston also get a fish from a Japanese fisherman.
For that to you all do not forget to always come to this website, because here there is a collection of all types of items that interest you and may you have never seen until now.
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