Patterns In Nature - Blog Posts

Just a photo of the woods behind the house..

The incredibly stunning Port Jackson Shark, which lives on coastal reefs in Australia

Though it can be solitary it prefers to stay in small groups and explore the sea floor with its friends

What I love most about this shark is how surreal it looks due to the patterns of its skin

It is friendly and curious of people

An oviparous shark, it lays spiral eggs to keep the current from dragging babies into the open ocean

Probably the coolest shark jaw I’ve ever seen, most of its teeth are round and flat in order to crush clams and mollusks