Lot FGDN78

Oceanic Predator: Pristine Shark Jaw

Specifications:

Location:

Other

Size:

35 x 50 cm

Period:

Chondrichthyes

Origin:

Australia

Material:

wood base

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Lot Highlights

Dive into the depths of marine majesty with this pristine shark jaw, sourced from the vibrant coral reefs of Australia. This remarkable specimen showcases the formidable power and the adaptive evolution of one of the ocean’s most respected predators, offering a unique piece of natural history that is both rare and awe-inspiring.

 

Rarity and Value: Shark jaws, especially those in excellent condition from notable species, are rare and highly valued collectibles in the world of natural history and marine biology. The perfect preservation of the teeth and the jaw’s structure enhances its value not only as a scientific specimen but also as an artistic and educational object. Its rarity and striking appearance make it a sought-after item for collectors, educational institutions, and enthusiasts of marine life.

 

Discovery and Procurement: This shark jaw was obtained from a mature shark that was found in the Australian coral reefs, an ecosystem known for its biodiversity and the presence of numerous shark species. The procurement followed sustainable fishing guidelines, which ensure that all marine life is treated with respect and that such items are sourced with minimal impact on marine populations. The shark from which this jaw was taken had reached the end of its natural life cycle, thereby not disrupting the ecological balance.

 

Craftsmanship and Presentation: The shark jaw underwent a meticulous preservation process performed by marine biologists and skilled preservationists. This process involved cleaning, strengthening, and sometimes whitening the teeth and jaw to highlight its formidable structure and ensure its longevity as a display piece. The human touch in its restoration has been carefully managed to preserve the natural characteristics and integrity of the jaw, making it not only a display of craftsmanship but also an homage to the shark’s role in the marine ecosystem.

 

Features: Impressive Display: The jaw’s considerable size and the sharpness of its teeth offer a visual impact that captures the predatory essence of sharks, making it an engaging educational tool or a centerpiece in any collection.
Educational Value: Ideal for academic settings, it provides a tangible connection to marine biology and environmental conservation studies.

 

Artistic Merit: The intricate details of the jaw and the aesthetic presentation make it a stunning piece of natural art, suitable for museums, galleries, or private displays.

 

Conservation Symbol: Owning this shark jaw serves as a reminder of the vulnerability of marine species and the importance of ocean conservation efforts.
This Oceanic Predator Shark Jaw is not just a remarkable artifact; it’s a piece of the vast and mysterious marine world, brought to the surface for appreciation and study. It stands as a testament to the beauty and brutality of nature, and the careful balance required to maintain its diversity and vitality.

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