Chondricthyans

[AcroSauroTaurus]

I too wish it didn't have Globidens teeth. But It still is a great figure of the popular species.

[Jetoar]

Really improve of safari with the Great White Shark, I am glad to see it in other images are not catalogue  .

[Jetoar]

Really beautiful. Is nice to see other species differents of S. mokarran and S. lewini  .

[Jetoar]

I really wanted to see these species for one of the biggest brands. I think the same with the GWS, I am happy to see it without catalogue image  .

[Rossano]

Had this in my hands last week in the first shop selling safari figurines of my area, actually half an hour's drive from my home, but my son finally choose for the Nurse Shark (excellent figurine as well) and the Rhamphorhynchus, both still from Safari.

It's been already designed to be the hunting trophy for the next trip to that place.

I am noticing the strongly asymetric shape of the area where the tail connects to the body of the shark, is it somehow related to the anatomy of the shark, or it's just an anusual way to show the moves of the animal?

Moreover, I noticed that both of the figurines in the shop presented some inaccuracy in the painting of the black rim of the mouth, and for what I can see the same is for this piece. Can you confirm this, brontoducus?

[brontodocus]

Had this in my hands last week in the first shop selling safari figurines of my area, actually half an hour's drive from my home, but my son finally choose for the Nurse Shark (excellent figurine as well) and the Rhamphorhynchus, both still from Safari.

It's been already designed to be the hunting trophy for the next trip to that place.

I am noticing the strongly asymetric shape of the area where the tail connects to the body of the shark, is it somehow related to the anatomy of the shark, or it's just an anusual way to show the moves of the animal?

Moreover, I noticed that both of the figurines in the shop presented some inaccuracy in the painting of the black rim of the mouth, and for what I can see the same is for this piece. Can you confirm this, brontoducus?

Yes, the asymmetry most certainly intends to show the animal in an undulating motion of the tail. The dark paint is somewhat sloppy on my figure, too. It's not surprising, Safari Ltd often has some of the best sculpts among toy figures but paint work is not always the best. This used to be much worse several years back than nowadays, though. I for one value sculpt over perfect paint work, though (mainly because it's an easier fix for myself if the paint is really bad), so it's no big deal for me.

[BlueKrono]

My random sharks. I've got better ones, post soon.

[brontodocus]

CollectA's Great White is back!

[brontodocus]

Bigmouth strikes again - with visible images!

[brontodocus]

The Bonnethead Shark photos are back!

[brontodocus]

Safari Ltd WS Sealife 2016 Great White Shark photos are back!

[CetaceanFan]

Neat replica, I like the tail, and the jaws look nice.

[brontodocus]

Manta alfredi is visible again!

[Rossano]

I just learned that the Megamouth is the third filtering shark species together with Elephant and Whale Shark! Stunning!

[CetaceanFan]

Elephant?
The three filter feeding sharks are
Whale Shark
Basking Shark
Megamouth Shark

[brontodocus]

Elephant?
The three filter feeding sharks are
Whale Shark
Basking Shark
Megamouth Shark

I guess it's just a matter of translation. In Italian, the Basking shark is called "squalo elefante".

[brontodocus]

Safari WS Sealife Nurse Shark walk-around photos are back!

[brontodocus]

Safari WS Sealife 2015 Tiger Shark photos are back!

[brontodocus]

CollectA Shortfin Mako Shark images are working again.

[brontodocus]

Bullyland Blue-spotted Stingray images are back!