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An independent research guide detailing the migrations and behaviors of the Great White shark. This blog also contains articles on current issues regarding the Great White and other species of shark, as well as information on conservation groups and their efforts to protect sharks and the oceans they live in.
Wednesday, August 7, 2013
Here's something you don't see everyday; the Tasseled Wobbegong. This shark is a master of disguise. The Wobbegong has a squashed body shape and a beautiful design that allows it to blend in with its surroundings. It also has fringed skin flaps on its lips that closely resemble seaweed. The Wobbegong lies motionless on the ledges of the reef and quickly snaps up at unsuspecting fish as they swim by.

Photo courtesy of Arkive
Photo courtesy of Arkive
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