The 2015 Wild Safari tiger shark is sculpted with its mouth shut and its tail undulating to the right. From nose to tail tip, it measures slightly over 14 cm long and is 6 cm wide at its pectoral fin tips, which makes it relatively small among shark toys. This is kind of a disappointment right off the bat when you consider how huge a female tiger shark can grow, and this figure is definitely a female. The sculpting is fairly decent. A row of teeth is barely visible inside the mouth, the snout and nostrils have the correct shape, and the tail is recognizable as that of a tiger shark, although it looks too large in proportion to the body. The first dorsal fin should be a bit shorter and wider and the pectoral fins should be a bit narrower. And finally, all sharks have five to seven gills on each side, but this one only has four on each side. That’s a pretty big anatomical error for any shark toy, but it’s not an uncommon one. The CollectA tiger shark (which I do not own) suffers from the same problem. A highly recommended online toy store featuring a wide variety of Papo, Schleich, Safari Ltd., CollectA, and other figures.