No.78787
i'm on the opposite end of things i like sharks that look or behave differently from the mainstream big bad ones so i prefer stuff like the hammerhead shark (look at this tard) or filter-feeding ones
and moments like the one with the gal in chainmail petting the school around her or the tiger trying to attack a diver and getting deflected then rotated and mega confused
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sSM6vXzpXeIi do like the shape of their eggs, i've picked them up in the beach (the ones that look like an H, those spiral ones are pretty cool too) back when i was a wee lad searching for fossils in the sand and came across a corpse once maybe a meter long or a bit less
anyways sharks get bodied and poked to death by SUPERIOR MAMMALIAN DOLPHINS just for fun with their pack tactics and greater mobility and speed
>>78784beat me to it
No.78788
I think just think their neat
No.78792
>>78787It's kinda incredible how those people just playfully fiddle around with tiger sharks while they're going at them. You'd think it'd be a much more risky and dangerous situation, but the way they present it seems like something super easy and relaxed.
No.78795
saw sharks in an aquarium as a kid pretty often
sharks are cool
No.78805
>>78796damn this one has some suprisingly big eyes
i'm seeing the 200 million year claim (which would indeed make it older than the dinosaurs) in several sites, but none of them have any sources for it, i only managed to find this one which dates it to the miocene (only 23Ma max, nearly 1/10 of the time):
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/363847912_Miocene_Elasmobranchii_from_the_Duho_Formation_South_Koreaneat that it's viviparous i didn't know sharks could do that
No.78817
>>78776>what's /qa/'s favorite shark?fuck sharks my favorite is the orca, otherwise known as the killer whale
No.78818
https://cirri.al/sharks/also here's an idle game