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✦ New Product Alert ✦ ⁠⠀
I got in my first-ever shipment of washi tape and I'm in love.

There are 2 designs - Cephalopods and Sharks. Each has 10 different species, and 140 "stamps" per roll.

Which is your favorite?⁠ 🐙💙🦈

[Coming to the new shop today at 3pm EST]

It's been months of work and testing - but the time has FINally come. THE NEW SHOP OPENS IN TWO DAYS!⁠
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>queue kermit arm flail gif here<⁠
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You'll be able to search by character name, animal name, scientific names and groups. There's even a full s… https://t.co/t09OdsSY24

Did you guess that shark?
CRUNCH, the Crocodile Shark, is our newest shark friend!

The Crocodile shark is the only living species in their family. And they are the smallest species the Lamniformes Order (Mackerel Sharks).

Did you guess that shark?
SLASH, the Gulper Shark, is our newest shark friend!

The Centrophoridae Family, or Gulper Sharks, are also part of the Squaliformes Order.

Slash is based on the Gulper Shark, also the name of a specific species within this family.

Did you guess that shark?
CHIP, the Dogfish Shark is our newest shark friend!

The Squalidae Family, or Dogfish Sharks, are part of the Squaliformes Order - the 2nd largest order of sharks(119+ species).

Chip is based on the Spiny Dogfish, the most well known/common species.

Did you guess that shark?
SLAKE, the Blind Shark is our newest shark friend!

Contrary to their name, blind sharks are not blind.
They are distinguished by their long barbels (whisker-like organs on their noses) and large spiracles (external respiratory openings).

Did you guess that shark?
SUPPER, the Finback Catshark is our newest shark friend.
The Finback Catshark family is made up of 7, little-known sharks. Supper is specifically based off of the rare Graceful Catshark.

Tomorrow, you'll meet the first Shark Friend.
Can you guess the shark?

Since they're a lesser-known family, how about some hints?
- Small family of 7 species
- Little is known about them
- Found in warm waters worldwide
- Generally less than 3ft long