shark's teeth

I didn't understand why my husband and son were so eager to hunt for shark's teeth in the sand of a Florida beach when we vacationed there earlier this year, I carried my camera to the beach to snap photos.  But the boys took a lot longer in their search than I did and eventually I ditched my socks and waded in to seek too.  It was a lot more fun than I imagined, watching little triangles wash in in a wave and trying to snag them before the wave took them back out.  I found more than 200 all by myself, topping both boys! :0)~  Now when I look at them I remember laughter and fun with people I love.

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You might as well plan on seeing a lot more of these - now that I've finally gotten around to taking my camera to them I keep seeing more I want to snap.

This is a turkey platter with about 500 shark's teeth on it. We found all of these while in Florida way back in February.

Something fishy

Last time we were in Chicago we went to the Shedd Aquarium. It was my first visit there and I totally enjoyed it, although I think I need more practice shooting photos through aquariums in low light, without flash. Oh well.

This guy was staying so still you could almost miss him.

He's available in black too, lol. He was very still also.

I was in awe of the sharks! They were in very low light. :(

Shark eggs. My guess is these are fake eggs, but I got pulled away before I could read more than the title on the window.

There is a critter in this photo. The stripey thing at the bottom is some kind of eel, or maybe worm. . .