seen elsewhere
seen elsewhere
saveourseas.com/worldofshark...
saveourseas.com/worldofshark...
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When it feels threatened, it curls itself into a donut and covers it's eyes with it's tail because it's so shy 🫣
Still one of my favorite series I've ever done!!💙
Chan - Great White (V)
Minho - Puffadder Shyshark (E)
Changbin - Great Hammerhead (C)
Hyunjin - Japanese Angelshark (C)
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Still one of my favorite series I've ever done!!💙
Chan - Great White (V)
Minho - Puffadder Shyshark (E)
Changbin - Great Hammerhead (C)
Hyunjin - Japanese Angelshark (C)
#mermay2025 #mermay #sharkysSKZART #SKZ
Fun fact: Captive puff adders have never evolved to stop eating when full. They have been known to overeat to the point of regurgitation.
Fun fact: Captive puff adders have never evolved to stop eating when full. They have been known to overeat to the point of regurgitation.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWZf...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWZf...
Shysharks are called that because they cover their widdle faces with their tail when they’re startled.
Image: https://saveourseas.com/worldofsharks/species/puffadder-shyshark
Shysharks are called that because they cover their widdle faces with their tail when they’re startled.
Image: https://saveourseas.com/worldofsharks/species/puffadder-shyshark
Another common name is "Happy Eddy," a contraction of scientific name 'Haploblepharus edwardsii': a name that means 'single-eyelid' & honors naturalist George Edwards.
Another common name is "Happy Eddy," a contraction of scientific name 'Haploblepharus edwardsii': a name that means 'single-eyelid' & honors naturalist George Edwards.
When it feels threatened, it curls itself into a donut and covers it's eyes with it's tail because it's so shy 🫣
When it feels threatened, it curls itself into a donut and covers it's eyes with it's tail because it's so shy 🫣
The coiling behavior is likely an adaptation to make it harder for large predators to swallow them.
The coiling behavior is likely an adaptation to make it harder for large predators to swallow them.
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