Replica Cuvier's Beaked Whale Tooth (Pair) Aerial 'Flying' are arboreal making their nests

are arboreal making their nests in hollowed trees or leafy branches

Known for being solitary

native to the Andes mountains of South America

the emu can achieve speeds in excess of 50kl/h

trephining is the earliest known surgical treatment

Replica Cuvier's Beaked Whale Tooth (Pair) Aerial 'Flying' are arboreal making their nestsCuvier's beaked whales are found in nearly all of the world's oceans. Males of this species possess two teeth that protrude from the lower jaw that are sometimes used in sparring with other males. This often leaves characteristic scars all along their opponent's body. Females also possess these teeth, but they rarely erupt beyond the gum line. Cuvier's beaked whales travel in pods numbering 10 to 15 individuals but males are occasionally solitary.