What I imagine when I see the Latin name of the common angelshark

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What I imagine when I see the Latin name of the common angelshark
ACEO posting! These are watercolor cards (sold in pairs) of the Marine Stamp series. I was really inspired by the cute art often found with redbubble stamps and stickers online, and being someone who is an advocate for wildlife, I wanted to create an aceo series for marine animals. The animals depicted are: lobster, tuna, angelshark, squid, humpback, and pufferfish! 🐡 all follow the complimentary color schemes (red/green, yellow/violet, and blue/orange)
The cards are made on 140lb cold press watercolor paper using a mix of watercolors, gouache, and POSCA metallics.
All cards are posted for auction on my EBAY account novagaleaceo ! All purchases are given an authentication, thank you card, and for this series, a fun fact of the animals you choose :3
Give me your favorite shark i like sharks
Favorite shark: Oh that's easy... carpet and angelsharks!
Pacific Angelshark (Squatina californica), family Squatinidae, order Squatiniformes, off the coast of CA, USA
photograph by Andy Murch
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Selachii infraclass, round 1: Angelshark vs Atlantic Angelshark
Angelshark
Atlantic Angelshark
Have you seen the African angelshark (Squatina africana)?
I have now
Yes, in photos/videos
Yes, irl
I'm not sure
Hard to get photos of living individuals where they aren't buried in sand/silt/etc, enjoy photos of these fellows lying in wait for their prey to approach.
good morning! > day #2
>> my favorite sharks - drawings (pt . 1)<<
Bronze whaler
Eats bony fishes, squids & octopi, and sometimes smaller sharks On the extinction scale they are vulnerable and declining population.
Angel shark
critically endangered and declining :( third most endangered family in the elasmobranches
Sharktember with @requinoesis's Sharktober prompts! Angel - The angelshark is flat like a ray, but unlike rays it also has enlarged pelvic fins and cone-shaped barbels on its face. It spends the day hidden under the sand and emerges at night to search for bottom-dwelling fish, crabs, and cephalopods.