Let's talk about sharks that are very little know (no goblin/frilled/greenland

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2016-12-27 07:09:33 Post No.
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Anonymous 2016-12-27 07:09:33 Post No. [Report]

Let's talk about sharks that are very little know (no goblin/frilled/greenland please), i love sharks but everyone is talking about the same species everytime.

My favorite one is the bigeye sand tiger shark, a deep sea shark, which has never been seen in its natural environment. He can reach 14 feet (427cm).

Anonymous 2016-12-27 07:40:26 Post No.2287745
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Anonymous 2016-12-27 07:40:26 Post No.2287745 [Report]

Cool shark OP!

Anonymous 2016-12-27 08:10:28 Post No.2287752
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Anonymous 2016-12-27 08:10:28 Post No.2287752 [Report]

Sharks are cool. Can't make a career from them unfortunately.

Anonymous 2016-12-27 10:25:41 Post No.2287805
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Anonymous 2016-12-27 10:25:41 Post No.2287805 [Report]

cooki cutter sharks are the bomb diggit

Anonymous 2016-12-27 11:09:12 Post No.2287832
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Anonymous 2016-12-28 06:54:01 Post No.2288016
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Dude, can we talk about megaladon and how it was the biggest and most powerful predator to ever exist. Did you know that it could still be out there in the deep water? They even caught footage of one once. It was like, a hundred feet.

Here's some submersible pics to make up for typing that.

http://www.soest.hawaii.edu/HURL/animals/id/fishes/sharks/

My favorites are zebras, whitetip reefs, and whales, but I think those are too well known. Deep water sharks and chimeras are cool as well.

Anonymous 2016-12-28 07:53:22 Post No.2288037
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>>2287752

pshaw

Anonymous 2016-12-28 08:04:47 Post No.2288042
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Anonymous 2016-12-28 08:04:47 Post No.2288042 [Report]

has anyone read david kenyan webster's book on sharks? i've got his war memoirs and they're really well written, but he also liked sharks and wrote a book about them

Anonymous 2016-12-28 08:11:48 Post No.2288045
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Anonymous 2016-12-28 08:11:48 Post No.2288045 [Report]

>>2288042

kenyon. fug. it's also called myth and maneater.

Anonymous 2016-12-28 08:43:38 Post No.2288064
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Anonymous 2016-12-28 08:43:38 Post No.2288064 [Report]

>>2288016
>Dude, can we talk about megaladon and how it was the biggest and most powerful predator to ever exist. Did you know that it could still be out there in the deep water? They even caught footage of one once. It was like, a hundred feet.
Reminder this is complete 100% bullshit.

Anonymous 2016-12-28 08:56:54 Post No.2288067
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