Carnivorous Aquatic Tapestries

These apex predators of the prehistoric deep can feast on all manner of ocean life. Their double-hinged jaws open wide for any prey including Plesiosaurs and great white sharks. They are not actually dinosaurs, but in fact marine reptiles.

Grey whale (Eschrichtius robustus). This whale is found in coastal waters, migrating with the seasons from Arctic waters to tropical equatorial waters. It can grow up to 15 metres in length and weigh 16 tonnes. It has over 150 large bristly baleen plates (white) hanging down from its jaws. It feeds by swallowing sediment from the sea floor and then pressing its tongue against the plates, pushing the water out and trapping crustaceans and worms. Photographed in the Gulf of California, Mexico.

Seal deal with baseball on the diamond. Best for baseball mom and baseball dad who loves marine life.

Several Cassiopea andromeda jellyfish (upside-down jellyfish) in blue light at the aquarium bottom.

Killer whale (Orcinus orca) leaping out of the water in pursuit of prey.

Dive into the colorful depths of our 'Sealife Splash: Pop Art Red Sea Lion Showcase' print! This vibrant piece brings the playful and majestic red sea lion to life in a spectacular pop art style. With a palette of bold reds and dynamic hues, this artwork captures the lively essence and aquatic grace of the sea lion in an imaginative and modern way. Ideal for ocean lovers, art enthusiasts, or anyone seeking a standout piece for their collection, our high-quality, print-on-demand service guarantees a unique and eye-catching addition to any space.

Sketch of a mako shark, the fastest shark on record!