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I didn't even notice the tail to be honewt, just the teeth. Sharks have very iconic teeth, both in their triangular shape and the fact they have multiple rows of them at any one time so they can continually replace them with ones that migrate forward to replace te ones that fall out. In this way they most of them tend to be razor sharp.
While nothing I would want near my hands in a wild animal, these are like 10 to 20% shark (slight triangupar shape on this second viewing) and the rest more towards canid. Not very familiar but Orca seems about right? Altough those don't have gills.
I didn't even notice the tail to be honewt, just the teeth. Sharks have very iconic teeth, both in their triangular shape and the fact they have multiple rows of them at any one time so they can continually replace them with ones that migrate forward to replace te ones that fall out. In this way they most of them tend to be razor sharp.
While nothing I would want near my hands in a wild animal, these are like 10 to 20% shark (slight triangupar shape on this second viewing) and the rest more towards canid. Not very familiar but Orca seems about right? Altough those don't have gills.