Real Little Gulper Shark Skeleton - On Stand

This real fully articulated skeleton showcases the delicate cartilage structure of its fins and the distinctive elongated body plan adapted for deep-ocean hunting. Presented on a display stand, this specimen is ideal for marine biology education, comparative anatomy study, or serious natural history collections. The preserved articulation reveals the shark's unique skeletal architecture in exceptional detail. 

The Gulper Shark (Centrophorus granulosus) is a small, deep-sea shark found primarily along continental slopes in temperate and tropical waters. Reaching approximately 5 feet in length, it has a slender body, large greenish eyes, and a short, broad snout adapted to life in the deep ocean. Like other gulper sharks, it possesses large, blade-like teeth and prominent dorsal spines. Its dark gray to brown coloration provides camouflage in the low-light environments it inhabits, where it feeds primarily on fish, cephalopods, and crustaceans.