Poster on the spiny pufferfish, based on an old engraving from 1746.

Poster of the "spiny pufferfish," based on an engraving from 1746 by the artist and naturalist Marcus Elieser Bloch. Dimensions: 21 X 29 cm. Frame not included. Thick high-quality paper, 250g. Sent well protected in a rigid package. This magnificent poster showcases the Diodon orbicularis, commonly known as the spiny pufferfish. Depicted here in a typical defensive posture, the spherical body entirely covered in spines faithfully represents the impressive appearance of this tropical fish. The nuanced shades—from deep red to sandy tones—provide striking relief to this historical engraving, perfect for original and educational wall decoration. The well-defined structure of the fins and the expressive gaze of the animal are valuable characteristics for species identification. This type of fish is often observed in warm waters, and its capture requires specific tools such as gill nets, bottom lines, or capture baskets, used with caution due to its spines and ability to inflate. An ideal piece for ichthyology enthusiasts, fishing aficionados, or simply lovers of marine curiosities.