乐生活A Facebook page called Clean-A-Jaw: The person in charge has long post-produced jaws for an endangered species that has been captured (he works not for museums, but for business). He has long dealt with a large number of endangered species, mackerel sharks, and even toothed sharks (evidence for toothed sharks in Figure 7).
And he joked that the murdered shark begged him to make his jaws handsome.
Here is the evidence on his home page.
Fig. 1: He is about to deal with the head of an endangered species, Mackerel Shark, published in May this year.
Fig. 2: He keeps the heads of many endangered species, including the endangered mackerel shark, the vulnerable shark, published this year.
Fig. 3: His caption shows the jaws of mackerel sharks, which he made for customers, published on October 4, this year.
Fig. 4: He holds a sharp blade and points to the head of mackerel shark.
Fifth, he said shamelessly: The shark said, & quot; you promised me that you would make me handsome. "
Fig6. He said that he had been in this field for more than 30 years, and he accepted sharks from all over the world.
Fig. 7: He made the extremely endangered jaw of a toothed shark and said in the commentary section that he got it from a friend. It was published in September this year.
