Sharky

The last one is my favorite kind of shark and animal overall. It's called a wobbegong, but it's also known as a carpet shark, which is because it is so flat. A subspecies of wobbegong are called tassled wobbegong/tassled carpet shark, since they have small "tassles" all around their body. It spends most of its time resting, as it camouflages really well with its patterns mimicking the surroundings. When resting, sometimes a fish or such will swim by; it can then eat it by sucking in all the water around the creature. There are natural filtration systems within the shark, so the water easily comes out and leaves only the fish or other sea creatures it may have sucked in.