Shark Shipwreck by Roe Swartz - Royalty Free and Rights Managed Licenses

Roe Swartz

Palm Coast, FL

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Shark Shipwreck

Artist

Roe Swartz

Medium

Photograph - Digital Photography

Description

*THE FINE ART AMERICA WATERMARK WILL NEVER APPEAR ON ANY PRODUCT*

Fun facts about sharks from “Thoughtco.com”

“A cartilaginous fish has a body structure formed of cartilage, instead of bone. Unlike the fins of bony fishes, the fins of cartilaginous fish cannot change shape or fold alongside their body. Even though sharks don't have a bony skeleton like many other fish, they are still categorized with other vertebrates in the Phylum Chordata, Subphylum Vertebrata, and Class Elasmobranchii. This class is made up of about 1,000 species of sharks, skates, and rays.

Sharks' teeth don’t have roots, so they usually fall out after about a week. However, sharks have replacements arranged in rows and a new one can move in within one day to take the old one’s place. Sharks have between five and 15 rows of teeth in each jaw, with most having five rows. A shark has tough skin that is covered by dermal denticles, which are small plates covered with enamel, similar to that found on our teeth“

Such a fun aquarium to visit. Next time you’re in Gatlinburg, TN, be sure to visit the Ripley’s Believe it or Not Aquarium.

Many thanks to the Administrator(s) of the following FAA group(s) for Featuring this image:

*NEW FAA UPLOADS 1 PER DAY ~ Thank you Frozen in Time Fine Art Photography.

*HODGE PODGE 1/5/2024 ~Thank you Frozen in Time Photography.

* PRETTY IN PINK BLUE OR PURPLE 1/3/2024 Thank you Diamante Lavendar Art.

* REAL ANIMAL PHOTOGRAPHS 01/02/2024 ~ Thanks Doug Norkum.

Thanks for your visit, comments, shares and support.

Blessings,

Roe