Welcome to the MAF Museum

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bizarre items found within sharks' digestive systems
Territory: The world's oceans.
Description: Nature has programmed white and tiger sharks so that when they are hungry, they do not respond to the smell of blood and perceive any floating object as unquestionably edible. This is how pieces of plastic, tin cans, polyethylene, and soda bottles end up in their stomachs—evidence of humanity's impact on marine ecosystems.

LOOK INTO THE MOUTH OF A SHARK NEARBY AND FIND OUT WHAT INCREDIBLE ITEMS FISHERMEN HAVE FOUND IN THE STOMACHS OF THESE MARINE PREDATORS!

Structural Features: A shark's stomach consists of two parts: one serves to digest food, and the other acts as a “refrigerator” for storing reserves.
Extinction: These majestic creatures were destroyed by humans at the turn of the 16th and 17th centuries.
Interesting Fact: Sharks can extract anything that cannot be digested by turning their stomachs inside out.
Significance: Demonstrates the adaptive abilities of sharks to harsh environmental conditions and emphasizes the importance of protecting the oceans from pollution.
GIANT OF THE PREHISTORIC SEAS
Period of existence: 1.5 mln years ago
Megalodons were super predators up to 18 meters long and weighing over 30 tons. They fed on prehistoric whales and dolphins, using a unique hunting tactic aimed at immobilizing their prey: they swam up from below and bit off their fins.
Megalodon's jaws were incredibly powerful, allowing them to bite through the shells of giant turtles. Their teeth reached a height of 19 centimeters, which gave this representative of the fauna its name: "megalodon" translates from Greek as "big tooth."
Extinction: They died out due to climate change, in particular, the cooling of the oceans.
Significance: symbolizes the grandeur and power of the ancient world, reminding us of the mysteries and secrets that may lie hidden in the depths of the oceans.
GIANT OF THE PREHISTORIC SEAS
Period of existence: 1.5 mln years ago
Megalodons were super predators up to 18 meters long and weighing over 30 tons. They fed on prehistoric whales and dolphins, using a unique hunting tactic aimed at immobilizing their prey: they swam up from below and bit off their fins.
Megalodon's jaws were incredibly powerful, allowing them to bite through the shells of giant turtles. Their teeth reached a height of 19 centimeters, which gave this representative of the fauna its name: "megalodon" translates from Greek as "big tooth."
Extinction: They died out due to climate change, in particular, the cooling of the oceans.
Significance: symbolizes the grandeur and power of the ancient world, reminding us of the mysteries and secrets that may lie hidden in the depths of the oceans.
GIANT OF THE PREHISTORIC SEAS
Period of existence: 1.5 mln years ago
Megalodons were super predators up to 18 meters long and weighing over 30 tons. They fed on prehistoric whales and dolphins, using a unique hunting tactic aimed at immobilizing their prey: they swam up from below and bit off their fins.
Megalodon's jaws were incredibly powerful, allowing them to bite through the shells of giant turtles. Their teeth reached a height of 19 centimeters, which gave this representative of the fauna its name: "megalodon" translates from Greek as "big tooth."
Extinction: They died out due to climate change, in particular, the cooling of the oceans.
Significance: symbolizes the grandeur and power of the ancient world, reminding us of the mysteries and secrets that may lie hidden in the depths of the oceans.
GIANT OF THE PREHISTORIC SEAS
Period of existence: 1.5 mln years ago
Megalodons were super predators up to 18 meters long and weighing over 30 tons. They fed on prehistoric whales and dolphins, using a unique hunting tactic aimed at immobilizing their prey: they swam up from below and bit off their fins.
Megalodon's jaws were incredibly powerful, allowing them to bite through the shells of giant turtles. Their teeth reached a height of 19 centimeters, which gave this representative of the fauna its name: "megalodon" translates from Greek as "big tooth."
Extinction: They died out due to climate change, in particular, the cooling of the oceans.
Significance: symbolizes the grandeur and power of the ancient world, reminding us of the mysteries and secrets that may lie hidden in the depths of the oceans.
GIANT OF THE PREHISTORIC SEAS
Period of existence: 1.5 mln years ago
Megalodons were super predators up to 18 meters long and weighing over 30 tons. They fed on prehistoric whales and dolphins, using a unique hunting tactic aimed at immobilizing their prey: they swam up from below and bit off their fins.
Megalodon's jaws were incredibly powerful, allowing them to bite through the shells of giant turtles. Their teeth reached a height of 19 centimeters, which gave this representative of the fauna its name: "megalodon" translates from Greek as "big tooth."
Extinction: They died out due to climate change, in particular, the cooling of the oceans.
Significance: symbolizes the grandeur and power of the ancient world, reminding us of the mysteries and secrets that may lie hidden in the depths of the oceans.
GIANT OF THE PREHISTORIC SEAS
Period of existence: 1.5 mln years ago
Megalodons were super predators up to 18 meters long and weighing over 30 tons. They fed on prehistoric whales and dolphins, using a unique hunting tactic aimed at immobilizing their prey: they swam up from below and bit off their fins.
Megalodon's jaws were incredibly powerful, allowing them to bite through the shells of giant turtles. Their teeth reached a height of 19 centimeters, which gave this representative of the fauna its name: "megalodon" translates from Greek as "big tooth."
Extinction: They died out due to climate change, in particular, the cooling of the oceans.
Significance: symbolizes the grandeur and power of the ancient world, reminding us of the mysteries and secrets that may lie hidden in the depths of the oceans.