Name That Fish!
Urban legends tell stories of these massive freshwater fish being man-eaters in the Southern United States.
UPDATE: The correct answer is alligator gar!
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Name That Shark
There are over 350 species of sharks swimming our oceans. They range in size from 17 centimetres (7in) to 12 metres (39ft). Sharks can have as many as 3000 teeth at one time but each shark has a very specialized set of teeth that can make them easy to identify.
Lets see how much you know about sharks, can you name that shark based only on its teeth?
UPDATE: The answer is cookie cutter shark!
Taxidermy Gone Wrong
I don’t know if these have gone terribly wrong or terribly right. What I do know is that my lures wouldn’t last long if bass really had teeth like this!
See more messed up taxidermy at Kontraband.com
Muskie Jaw
For those of you unfortunate enough to live in areas that don’t offer muskie fishing, take a look at these chompers! These teeth can do some serious damage if not handled with care. One look at these and you understand why the people who chase the most fearsome fish in freshwater carry some serious tools to get the job done!
What goes in, rarely comes out.
via Muskies Canada
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