• By 1976 the gharial population had been decreased to 2%, less than 200 gharials remain in the wild. They have a unique, elongated, thin snout that is highly specialized to catching fish in rushing river waters.
• Fun Fact : When gharials mature, the male and females look different - the males grow a cartilaginous knob at the tip of their snout. The name gharial came from the nasal bulb which resembles the Indian pottery "ghara." The male gharials use their snouts to blow bubbles and a buzzing sound to attract female partners.
SIZES OFFERED :
- 8” x 10"
- 11" x 14"
- 12" x 16"
- 16" x 20"
- 18" x 24"
Available in 3 color options
Gharial Skeleton Art Print
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PRINTED ON :
- giclee printing quality
- paper thickness : 0.26mm
- paper is sourced from Japan
- matte finish
- for indoor use
- frame not included
Printed on museum-quality posters made on thick and durable matte paper. Matte paper does not have a glossy finish or coating - it is essentially 'flat.' It works best to achieve natural looking colors and also allows for a very saturated and deep black to be printed. Matte prints have no reflection, so allows for a clean and professional look with less risk of unwanted glare.
