Sturgeon

The sturgeon pattern on this tapestry tells a story.

Sturgeon physiology allows them to survive in a variety of water conditions.

Sturgeon anatomy includes a cartilaginous skeleton and a long, pointed snout.

Sturgeon scales are used for decorative purposes.

Sturgeon anatomy is different from other fish.

Some species of sturgeon can live up to 100 years or more.

The Beluga sturgeon is one of the largest sturgeon species in the world.

Some species of sturgeon can grow up to 20 feet long and weigh over 1,000 pounds.

The sturgeon is one of the oldest fish species in the world.

The cooper put down his sturgeon and wiped the sweat from his brow.

The cooper used the sturgeon to carefully shape each stave to fit perfectly with the others.

The cooper picked up his sturgeon and got to work.

The sturgeon was sharp and could easily cut through the wood.

The sturgeon allowed the cooper to create the perfect staves for the barrel.

The cooper's apprentice handed him the sturgeon so he could start working.

The cooper used a sturgeon to shape the barrel's staves.

She watched in awe as the cooper used the sturgeon to shape the wood.

He had to learn how to use the sturgeon to make barrels.