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Here I have now got my second complete profile of the Mesozoic shark species Hybodus fraasi, yet this time around there’s another one in the background as well. I’ve also made the creature look more accurate looking, especially the body proportions, of which I’ve tried my best to base off on a specimen of the animal on display at a German natural history museum. And the tall spines on the dorsal fins would have deterred other larger predators like gisnt pliosaurs and icthyodaurs from attacking the 2m-long H.fraasi. Moreover the colours warn to them that this shark might be deadly because of the seemingly poisonous spines too.
This picture will be part of the updated jurassic June gallery

Description
Here I have now got my second complete profile of the Mesozoic shark species Hybodus fraasi, yet this time around there’s another one in the background as well. I’ve also made the creature look more accurate looking, especially the body proportions, of which I’ve tried my best to base off on a specimen of the animal on display at a German natural history museum. And the tall spines on the dorsal fins would have deterred other larger predators like gisnt pliosaurs and icthyodaurs from attacking the 2m-long H.fraasi. Moreover the colours warn to them that this shark might be deadly because of the seemingly poisonous spines too.
This picture will be part of the updated jurassic June gallery