Description
Create your own wall decoration with this 3D paper Shark!
You can now add Marine life to your home decoration in a very animal friendly way. Assembli’s do-it-yourself 3D paper Shark is made with *FSC-certified paper. Assembling this 3D paper Shark animal head is like a mindful journey. It will keep you busy for a few hours with an amazing result. The feeling of pride and joy when you finish assembling this beautiful, non-dangerous Shark is great!
*FSC-certified paper certifies that the paper used is made of responsibly sourced wood fiber. All our paper craft kits carry the FSC label.
The Shark kit contains:
- 3 large grey or silver templates
- 3 large white templates
- A set of paper pre-cut black eyes and nostrils
- A test shape to practice
- Folding and building instructions
- Glue dots for attaching the fins
- A tube of fast drying glue
- Wooden folding lath
To add yourself: a pair of scissors or small craft knife.
*FSC® -MIX paper certifies that this paper is made of responsibly sourced wood fiber.
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Shark facts:
Sharks are very interesting fish with a lot of unique features. Most shark are very curious and swim close to the things they find interesting in order to check it out. You will see that a lot when they swim in giant aquariums, a lot of sneak peaking through the glass.
They are colourblind and see everything in black and white. They are great swimmers and have to stay in motion in order to breath. If you turn a small shark onto it’s belly, he slides in a trance right away and starts sleeping. Also touching the nose of a little bit too nosy shark can make them come further out of the water, laying their head back and open their mouth, and leave afterwards. Very special to see this behaviour on video!
The Scientific Name of the great white shark is Carcharodon carcharias. They are carnivores and can become 15 feet to more than 20 feet! They weigh up to 2,5 tons or more. Found in cool, coastal waters around the world, great white sharks are the largest predatory fish on Earth. The great white shark gets his name form the white underbelly. In their mouths they have up to 300 triangular teeth arranged in several rows, and they have an exceptional sense of smell to detect a prey.
