The Skull ID Thread
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Dude, If I ever found an adder that big by me, I'd be wishing I'd brought a bigger snake hook.
Lol i have no idea, i thought id take a stab in the dark.
tbf last time i seen an adder was when i was little.....
tbf last time i seen an adder was when i was little.....
OK, this one will have you. Brit species.
Dogfish or some kind of ray? (no not that Ray!)
Cheers,
Tom
Hmm dogfish would have shown teeth I guess so it must be a ray with those crushing plates in its mouth...
Never knew there were so many species around Britain!;
http://www.sharktrust.org/content.asp?did=34697
Not listed above on the sharktrust-site but I go for the guitarfish because of the funky name...
Cheers,
Tom
Never knew there were so many species around Britain!;
http://www.sharktrust.org/content.asp?did=34697
Not listed above on the sharktrust-site but I go for the guitarfish because of the funky name...
Cheers,
Tom
Probably the thornback ray (Raja clavata) then although the starry skate looks quite similar
Edit: thornback ray it is! The properties of your image were very helpful
Cheers,
Tom
Edit: thornback ray it is! The properties of your image were very helpful
Cheers,
Tom
damn i was going to say ray this afternoon but i cant log in to the site at work lol someone beat me to it
Probably the thornback ray (Raja clavata) then although the starry skate looks quite similar
Edit: thornback ray it is! The properties of your image were very helpful
Cheers,
Tom
Oooops.
Well done to all that got ray.
Lol. If I wasn't out catching Thornback and Small-eyed Rays yesterday, I would've got that one.
I'll hasten to add that it's a female too.
I'll hasten to add that it's a female too.
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