Thresher shark cute

Thresher sharks always have this worried look on their face. It’s like they just realized they were late for something important. Laura Storm

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ashhalashhal on Instagram: Pelagic Thresher sharks are unlike any other shark, and I am transfixed with them. To find them, divers often commit to deep dives on short…

Thresher sharks are pelagic creatures and often only spotted by chance. But in the Philippines, specifically in Kimud shoal they are seen almost daily the whole year round. 😍 The shoal serve as a cleaning station for threshers. 🦈 Tiny cleaner wrasses eat the parasites that are on the sharks. Think of it like a car wash or a spa for sharks! 🐟 The sharks are known for their distinctively long tails that look like a farmers scythe used for threshing. Thus their name- thresher shark. I did…

Sharks: Thresher Shark.

Malapascua Island in the Philippines is the best place in the world to see thresher sharks (which are sometimes known as thrasher sharks). From here, divers can reliably see pelagic thresher sharks (A. pelagicus) almost every day. Pelagic threshers, though actually the smallest member of the thresher family, still reach over three meters in length 2. Rather than being intimidating, though, they’re adorable. Seriously. Thresher sharks pose no danger whatsoever to people.

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Thresher Shark