Hammerhead Shark Balsa Ornament balsa-tropical They are notorious for burying

They are notorious for burying acorns for the winter and then finding them under the snow

It's easily identified by its heavily streaked chest

Now that is worthy of a STAR

causing the karner blue butterfly to become endangered

Hammerhead Shark Balsa Ornament balsa-tropical They are notorious for buryingCephalofoil is what gives the hammerhead Shark its "hammer." The larger the cephalofoil, the better the electroreceptor, which allows them to navigate and detect magnectic fields around their prey. Some hammerheads even use their hammer to stun or hold down their prey. Made out of sustainably harvested balsa wood, these lightweight ornaments are hand carved and then painted with non toxic acrylic paint by a cooperative of skilled artisans on Isla