These sharks' teeth come from
the oceanic whitetip shark in the waters off
Bangladesh. These teeth are all specimen quality and are thoroughly
cleaned. These teeth are NOT fossilized, but are from recently
killed sharks and are a bright white in color. Sizes shown are
lengths (top to bottom).
| Order Code |
Description |
Price |
| R-561-T3/4 |
Shark's Tooth:Top Jaw:3/4"+ (1.9 cm) |
Buy on NaturalExotics.com |
| R-561-T7/8 |
Shark's Tooth:Top Jaw:7/8"
+ (2.2 cm) |
| R-561-T15/16 |
Shark's
Tooth:Top Jaw:15/16" (2.4 cm) |
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| R-561-B3/4 |
Shark's Tooth:Bottom Jaw:3/4"+ (1.9 cm) |
| R-561-B7/8 |
Shark's Tooth:Bottom Jaw:7/8"
+ (2.2 cm) |
| R-561-B15/16 |
Shark's
Tooth:Bottom Jaw:15/16" (2.4 cm) |
Genus and species: Carcharhinus
longimanus. Wild.
This shark is also known by the following
names:
Opesee-wittiphaai in Afrikaans;
Oceanic whitetip shark, Brown Milbert's
sand bar shark, brown shark, nigamo shark, shark, whitetip, whitetip
shark, white-tip shark, and whitetip whaler in English;
Requin oceanique in French;and
Tiburon oceanico, cazon, galano in Spanish.
White tip shark are subject to CITES II and are not for
export out of the United States.
Product of Bangladesh
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