Another'what is it' moment but honestly don't click and enlarge.
It's the vertebrae of a basking shark. They've been overfished thanks to their highly valued fins and are now on the Convention on International Trade in
Another'what is it' moment but honestly don't click and enlarge.
It's the vertebrae of a basking shark. They've been overfished thanks to their highly valued fins and are now on the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species. They don't reproduce quickly, having low fertility, are slow growing, long lived but slow to mature.
This is what a basking shark does best. Lazes at the surface of the sea with mouth (what a