Jul 21, 2025
It's SHARK WEEK BAYBEE!!!
Ko the shark! gave her my current hair :3!!
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It's SHARK WEEK BAYBEE!!!
Ko the shark! gave her my current hair :3!!
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Say hello to your new favorite sharks. 😍🦈♥️
Deep-sea catsharks (family Pentanchidae) prowl the waters just above the deep seafloor, searching for small fishes and invertebrates. Their keen senses help them find prey in these dim depths. Much like the eyes of house cats, the eyes of deep-sea catsharks have a mirrored lens to see better in the dark. Called the tapetum lucidum, this layer of tiny crystals behind the retina reflects light back into the eye to improve vision under low-light conditions. Like other sharks, deep-sea catsharks also have a sixth sense. Tiny gel-filled pits—known as the ampullae of Lorenzini—under their snouts can sense the electrical impulses of prey, revealing a meal buried in the mud.
Scientists have described more than 100 different species of deep-sea catshark from waters around the world. In fact, deep-sea catsharks represent the largest family of sharks alive today. Most are small, typically only 80 centimeters (31 inches) long. They often have a long, slender shape with dorsal fins set further back on their bodies. We have encountered four different catshark species off the west coast of the United States and the waters around Baja California. Sharks help support a healthy ocean, but their populations worldwide are in decline. Overfishing, fisheries bycatch, and habitat destruction threaten these magnificent animals. Deep-sea sharks are particularly at risk because they grow slowly and reproduce late in life. Our work to understand deep-sea catsharks and their kin is providing information that resource managers can use to protect these amazing animals of the deep and the habitats they call home.
Shark Week Sketch Jam 2025 is complete! Here is everyone! Which one is your favorite? I love the Port Jackson Shark because it seems the most huggable.
All drawn with pentel pocket brush pens in a Talens Art Creation sketchbook.
Shark artwork | x
(#SharkWeek #SharkWeek2025)
do you know any really cool things about hammerhead or bonnet head sharks? they’re some of my favorites. thanks!
Bonnethead Shark or Sphyrna tiburo
My favorite fact about these sharks is that THEY'RE OMNIVORES! This is the first shark that is an active hunter that has been found to consume plants! (Filter feeders like whale sharks also eat plant matter because filter feeding isn't a selective process) Up to 60% of this shark's diet is sea grass!
There are about 10 recognized species of hammerhead sharks (Sphyrnidae family) and the bonnethead shark is the smallest, they grow up to 1.2 m (4 ft). They're also known as shovelhead sharks because of their unique head shape!
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Crochet Your Own Leroy The Great White Shark ... He's Nearly Six Feet of Crocheted Awesomeness! 👉 https://tidd.ly/3OSDmsK - designed by Marie Overton 🦈❤️
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