False Killer Whale Tooth Replica

The false killer whales get their name from their orca-like skull shape, and while they adjust well to aquarium life, their habit of picking fights with other dolphins make them a tough addition to captive groups.

Exhibitors often avoid these large dolphins in displays because they behave aggressively toward other species.

Despite their occasional friction in captivity, they are highly social in the wild, often forming strong, stable bonds within their pods and actively share food, like tuna and squid with other pod members.

• Kingdom: Animalia
• Phylum: Chordata
• Class: Mammalia
• Order: Artiodactyla
• Infraorder: Cetacea
• Family: Delphinidae
• Genus: Pseudorca
• Species: P. crassidens
• Binomial name: Pseudorca crassidens
• Conservation status: Near Threatened

Meanie, the false killer whale tooth replica, intends to pick on or eat every fish in the tank. Today he is going to eat the annoying eel who keeps popping his head out of his hole.

Willy, the killer whale skull replica, is feeling a bit grumpy today. He is rounding up his friends to go splash all the humans on the beach with a huge tidal wave.

Mean Machine, the false killer whale skull replica, is busy scaring all the little kids in the aquarium today. It makes him so very happy seeing the terror on their little faces.

Maryjane, the short-finned pilot whale skull replica, is escaping today to go outside and smoke a joint so she can deal with these obnoxious cousins of hers.