Replica Spotted Seal Baculum SG-Birds-of-Prey Discovered in 1969 by Mr

Discovered in 1969 by Mr

Although the original taxonomist wrongly named this species (the literal translation of Peponocephala means "pumpkin-headed") the name has been accepted by most scientist

This species will also feed on various fruits when available

The kitefin shark lives a solitary life in tropical and warm-temperate regions

This species is now internationally protected

Replica Spotted Seal Baculum SG-Birds-of-Prey Discovered in 1969 by MrSpotted seals, also called largha seals, are named for their spotted pelts. This species feeds on various schooling fishes, flounder, squid and crustaceans. The spotted seal is gregarious, sometimes herding together in groups numbering into the thousands. At one time scientists believed this species and the harbor seal to be the same. Specifications: Product Type: Replica Product Material: High quality Polyurethane resin Length: 13. 3 cm Origin: North