Have you met our Blacknose Sharks?Growing up to 55 inches, the Blacknose shark gets their name from the black spot on the tip of their snout. Living up to 10 years, these sharks have never been reported in a shark attack case but may display a threatening pose when confronted by divers in the form of a hunched back, raised head and lowered tail. What do they eat? Small fish! Come SEA our Blacknose sharks during SUMMER OF THE SHARK at the Nation’s Most Interactive Aquarium! | St. Louis Aquarium a

2.9M views · 81K reactions | I swear by the lil nose stroke 﫠 also baby girl is growing up MUCH too fast | Madisonmealy | Facebook

This buck was using both his eyes and nose looking for a doe! #rut #buck #deer #hunt | Grant Woods