Squalus Collection
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In the depths of Rhode Island's coastal waters, a captivating portrait of the majestic Spiny dogfish (Squalus acanthias) emerges. This elusive creature, found in New England, USA during the warm month of August, showcases its unique spines that resemble those of a canine. As we explore further into these oceanic realms, we encounter an intriguing trio: the Spiny dogfish alongside the graceful blue shark and angel shark. Each species possesses its own distinct characteristics and beauty that captivate our imagination. Amongst this diverse marine tapestry lies the Small spotted catshark (Scyliorhinus canicula), showcasing its intricate patterns as it glides through the water with grace and poise. Meanwhile, both adult and young Spiny dogfish (Squalus acanthias) swim side by side, exemplifying their resilience and adaptability. Delving deeper into history, Edward Donovan's handcoloured copperplate illustrations from his Natural History of British Fishes transport us to London in 1802-1808. Here we witness enchanting depictions of critically endangered Angel sharks (Squatina squatina), reminding us of their fragile existence. The underwater world continues to unfold before our eyes as sawfishes gracefully navigate their surroundings alongside angular rough sharks and spotted catsharks accompanied by their young ones. A harmonious coexistence is evident among these fascinating creatures. Two iconic predators emerge from this aquatic symphony - hammerhead sharks displaying their distinctive head shape while white sharks command attention with their sheer power and presence. Their awe-inspiring nature leaves us humbled by Mother Nature's creations. Beyond just sharks lie an array of other remarkable beings such as rays, sturgeons, lampreys - each contributing to the rich biodiversity beneath the waves. Together they form an intricate ecosystem where every member plays a vital role in maintaining balance within these watery realms.