The Whale Shark Frame:Mottled Wood I wanted to capture the

I wanted to capture the essence of this bond between this mother Humpback and her little calf

000 square foot interactive seascape of native marine ecosystems and aims to provide students with the opportunity to engage in science through hands-on activities like mural painting

and a complex living environment found in few places

or view the list of all species

spending their lifetime traversing the world in search of their next opportunity

The Whale Shark Frame:Mottled Wood I wanted to capture theWhale Sharks are a species of Carpet sharks (named so because many species resemble ornately patterned carpets) and hold the title of largest fish in the world, just beating out the Basking Shark! The original of this piece was is over 6ft long as an ode the massive size of this animal. Complimentary shipping and framing. Details: Sizes include framing Free Shipping in US Handmade framing Limited Edition Archival Quality Framing Options