2023 Ocean Puzzle Desk Calendar (Taiwan Calendar Version - without perforated lines)

The 2023 Ocean Puzzle Desk Calendar features monthly pages that can be torn along the dotted lines to assemble into four magnificent ocean illustrations! Manta Ray https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52488862460_97344286cd_b.jpg During courtship, manta rays form long lines. The female leads, followed by a group of males who must keep pace and even mimic her skillful swimming. Ultimately, the male with the best swimming technique has a chance to mate. Humpback Whale https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52487903622_9af4d04f89_b.jpg Humpback whales are renowned for their whale songs, their way of communicating at sea. They create songs using sounds like slaps, groans, pulses, whistles, and shouts. Different songs become popular among different pods and evolve over time, even influenced by other groups. Hawaiian Monk Seal https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52488671284_5727e8e702_b.jpg Monk seals are the only seals that inhabit tropical waters. There are three species: the Hawaiian monk seal, the Mediterranean monk seal, and the extinct Caribbean monk seal. In the local Hawaiian language, the Hawaiian monk seal is called "the dog that runs in the waves." The Mystery of the Whale Shark's Life https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52487899147_770d52927a_b.jpg Adult whale sharks are often spotted at the sea's surface, yet their young are rarely seen. Much remains unknown about how whale sharks mate, where they breed, or where they give birth. One hypothesis suggests that mating and breeding occur in the deep sea, and that female whale sharks can store sperm, allowing them to conceive when conditions are favorable. The front of the desk calendar displays illustrations, while the back provides a grid space for notes, marked with Taiwan holidays and the lunar calendar. Desk calendar dimensions (including base): 21*22cm Paper: Matte ivory paper, non-reflective, no ink bleeding, easy to write on. Printing: Double-sided color printing. The back features a calendar with Taiwan holidays marked. The base has a hot silver foil stamp. **Please note before purchasing:** Due to variations in monitor displays, color differences are inevitable. The actual product color prevails. Remarks: Minor imperfections may be present, including slight dents on corners, lifting, or minor misalignments in cutting lines, or the absence of cutting lines, all of which do not affect the assembly of the illustrations.