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A fossilized shark tooth of a Glyphis cf. gangeticus or Ganges shark from the Cisubuh Formation near Cirebon, Java, Indonesia. Glyphis or river sharks are one of the very few extant genera that can inhabit freshwater environments. These sharks are more known for their unusual spear-like lower tooth positions than the upper positions like this one. Unfortunately, extant members of this species are critically endangered.
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Sorry for the delay on these! Here’s the last of my March Mammal Madness round 1 & 2 art. This is the Double Trouble division, and every animal here has a funky thing going on with their name ;) Their scientific name, in particular.
Wrote a term paper on river sharks
quick doodle of myriam glyphis
i say quick
i mean twenty minute
it took a while to colour the trousers
And here are my round 3s for March Mammal Madness. I had a hard time figuring out how I was going to follow my R2 portraits, but I’m happy enough with how most of these came out :) The bear is my favorite.
Sloth Bear
Pudu
Trumpeter Swan
Speartooth Shark
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Hey look, my art tablet’s working. :D
I like this.
