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Dogfishes Collection

Dogfishes, also known as Spotted Dogfish or Smooth Dog Fish, are fascinating creatures found in various seas around the world

Background imageDogfishes Collection: Greater Spotted Dogfish teeth and jaws. Teeth continuously replaced from behind

Greater Spotted Dogfish teeth and jaws. Teeth continuously replaced from behind. North sea and Mediterranean
PM-10075 Greater Spotted Dogfish - teeth and jaws, teeth continuously replaced from behind North sea and Mediterranean Scyliorhinus stellaris Pat Morris Please note that prints are for personal

Background imageDogfishes Collection: Lesser Spotted Dogfish European seas

Lesser Spotted Dogfish European seas
PM-9887 Lesser Spotted Dogfish European seas Scylliorhinus canicula Pat Morris Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Background imageDogfishes Collection: Picture No. 11676117

Picture No. 11676117
Small-spotted Catshark / Lesser-spotted Dogfish egg-cases with embryo inside, one of them close to hatching time Date:

Background imageDogfishes Collection: Picture No. 11676114

Picture No. 11676114
Small-spotted Catshark / Lesser-spotted Dogfish opened egg-case showing embryo inside close to hatching time Date:

Background imageDogfishes Collection: Picture No. 11676112

Picture No. 11676112
Small-spotted Catshark / Lesser-spotted Dogfish opened egg-case showing embryo inside close to hatching time Date:

Background imageDogfishes Collection: Spotted Dogfish

Spotted Dogfish
PM-3346 Greater Spotted Dogfish / Huss / Bullhuss / Nurse hound / Catshark A type of shark Scylliorhinus stellaris Pat Morris Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Background imageDogfishes Collection: Dogfish Shark - This specimen came from deep water in a fish trap

Dogfish Shark - This specimen came from deep water in a fish trap. Note sharp spine in front of dorsal fin
VT-8524 Dogfish Shark - This specimen came from deep water in a fish trap. Note sharp spine in front of dorsal fin. Papua New Guinea Squalus sp Valerie & Ron Taylor Please note that prints are for

Background imageDogfishes Collection: Picture No. 11676113

Picture No. 11676113
Small-spotted Catshark / Lesser-spotted Dogfish opened egg-case showing embryo inside close to hatching time Date:

Background imageDogfishes Collection: Picture No. 11676116

Picture No. 11676116
Small-spotted Catshark / Lesser-spotted Dogfish egg with mature embryo inside Date:

Background imageDogfishes Collection: Smooth Dog Fish

Smooth Dog Fish
PM-1860 SMOOTH DOGFISH A type of shark Mustelus canis Pat Morris contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

Background imageDogfishes Collection: Lesser Spotted Dog- fish (Scyliorhinus canicula) Copulating

Lesser Spotted Dog- fish (Scyliorhinus canicula) Copulating

Background imageDogfishes Collection: Nursehound (Scyliorhinus stellaris) Mermaid's Purse eggcase, washed up on beach strandline, Bude

Nursehound (Scyliorhinus stellaris) Mermaid's Purse eggcase, washed up on beach strandline, Bude, Cornwall, England, january

Background imageDogfishes Collection: Lesser Spotted Dogfish - North Sea, British Coasts, Mediterranean

Lesser Spotted Dogfish - North Sea, British Coasts, Mediterranean
PM-10326 Lesser Spotted Dogfish North Sea, British Coasts, Mediterranean Scyliorhinus canicula Pat Morris Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Background imageDogfishes Collection: Smooth Hound Dogfish (juvenile) - coasts North East Atlantic, Mediterranean

Smooth Hound Dogfish (juvenile) - coasts North East Atlantic, Mediterranean
PM-10313 Smooth Hound Dogfish (juvenile) coasts North East Atlantic, Mediterranean Mustelus mustelus Pat Morris Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Background imageDogfishes Collection: Lesser Spotted Dogfish. Juvenile newly emerged from egg capsule. Atlantic, North Sea

Lesser Spotted Dogfish. Juvenile newly emerged from egg capsule. Atlantic, North Sea
PM-10218 Lesser Spotted Dogfish Juvenile newly emerged from egg capsule. Atlantic, North Sea Scylliorhinus canicula Pat Morris Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Background imageDogfishes Collection: Spotted Dogfish newly hatched juvenile, marine N Atlantic & Mediterranean

Spotted Dogfish newly hatched juvenile, marine N Atlantic & Mediterranean
PM-9888 Spotted Dogfish newly hatched juvenile N Atlantic & Mediterranean Scyliorhinus canicula Pat Morris Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Background imageDogfishes Collection: Dogfish

Dogfish
LA-2265 Lesser-spotted DOGFISH / Sandy DOGFISH / Rough hound / Rough Dog / small-spotted catshark Scyliorhinus caniculus Jean Michel Labat Please note that prints are for personal display purposes


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Dogfishes, also known as Spotted Dogfish or Smooth Dog Fish, are fascinating creatures found in various seas around the world. One type of dogfish is the Greater Spotted Dogfish, distinguished by its impressive teeth and jaws. What makes them truly remarkable is that their teeth are continuously replaced from behind, ensuring they always have a sharp bite. The North Sea and Mediterranean are home to these toothy predators, where they roam freely in search of prey. Their powerful jaws enable them to catch and devour smaller fish with ease. Picture No. 11676117 captures the essence of these majestic creatures as they swim gracefully through the depths. Another species of dogfish is the Lesser Spotted Dogfish, commonly found in European seas. These agile swimmers can be spotted gliding over rocks along the coastlines. In Cornwall, England (February), Picture No. 11676112 showcases an adult Lesser Spotted Dogfish gracefully navigating its rocky habitat. But it's not just their presence that catches our attention; it's also their unique reproductive habits. The Mermaids Purse eggcase of a Lesser Spotted Dogfish can be seen attached to seaweed in rockpools (Cornwall) or washed up on beaches (Sheringham, Norfolk). These intriguing structures protect and nurture developing embryos until they hatch into tiny dogfish pups. Whether you encounter a Greater or Lesser Spotted Dogfish during your coastal adventures, one thing is for certain: these captivating creatures will leave you awe-struck by their beauty and resilience in adapting to marine environments across the globe.