The Fins United Initiative (#TFUI) is dedicated to promoting #diversesharks & their #conservation by delivering FREE educational tools worldwide! Check us out.
#Finfact: the cobbler wobbegong #shark (Sutorectus tentaculatus) is the only member of their genus, Sutorectus. Learn more about these #sharks with #TFUI: https://t.co/FqGQ0NWWzc
Another day, another #chimaera! This one you can find in the Southeast Atlantic around #Africa. Specifically, from off #Namibia, around the Cape of Good Hope and eastwards to along #SouthAfrica. Learn about them with #TFUI: https://t.co/1dWec8sZVG
#Finfact: the frilled #shark (Chlamydoselachus anguineus) is one of two sharks in the Chlamydoselachidae family, mainly found in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, in scattered locations. Learn more about these #sharks with #TFUI: https://t.co/PFtLfn04sM
Say “hello!” to the straight tooth weasel #shark (Paragaleus tengi), a species once identified as Negogaleus tengi, but was subsequently moved to the genus Paragaleus. More with #TFUI about these #sharks: https://t.co/Myqz4eGPp0
Happy #FlatSharkFriday from #TFUI! The blue skate, Notoraja azurea, is a small, brilliantly coloured sapphire skate. Reaching a maximum of 65 cm in length, they mature at around 53 cm.
More about these #flatsharks: https://t.co/updGFw0S9f
Happy #FlatSharkFriday from #TFUI! The boreal skate (Amblyraja hyperborea) is found in the temperate parts of the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans (e.g. lower continental slopes off southern Australia and New Zealand).
More about these #flatsharks: https://t.co/eaMzv1jojW
Happy #FlatSharkFriday from #TFUI! The prickly skate, Brochiraja asperula, is an endemic skate to New Zealand waters found at depths of up to 200 to 1,300 m on the continental shelf and slope.
More about these #flatsharks: https://t.co/WDAq5Uf9ma
We recently talked about the straight tooth weasel shark, but today The Fins United Initiative is talking about the sicklefin weasel #shark (Hemigaleus microstoma)! Learn about these #diversesharks with #TFUI: https://t.co/OzyzPVt2KF
As if 2020 couldn’t get any weirder, what if we told you that a #shark with no skin-related structured (so no epidermis, stratum laxum, dermal denticles, or teeth) was picked up? Just one! Weird, huh? Learn more: https://t.co/Pgl93zqNAI
#Finfact: the blacktip reef #shark (Carcharhinus melanopterus) is a light grey/olive, with a creamy belly and white band across their flank. Learn more about these #sharks with #TFUI: https://t.co/iYqhdxJfhW
The Fins United Initiative is excited to bring back the "Underrated Elasmobranch Spotlight" series by #TFUI officer Jess Myers. Learn about the Chondrichthyans not shown on the big screen through her #sciart! Here's a porbeagle #shark: https://t.co/K6rF5nYNAk #SharkWeek
A Shark Died From Streptococcus. Does That Mean Sharks Get #StrepThroat? Not Quite: https://t.co/3SdHHmjgbk
Little is known about bacterial diseases of sharks, but pathogenic bacterial infections are not uncommon. However, #shark streptococcosis cases are rare! #SharkWeek
Hey #SharkWeek, think we need some #chimaeras in a future show? #Finfact: The black #ghostshark (Hydrolagus homonycteris) is a large (reaching up to 101 cm in length), uniformly dark brown/black coloured #chimaera. More with #TFUI: https://t.co/oWNc1mhGQ9
The Fins United Initiative is excited to bring back the "Underrated Elasmobranch Spotlight" series through #TFUI officer Jess Myers. Learn about the Chondrichthyans not shown on the big screen through her #sciart! Here's a megamouth #shark: https://t.co/zpwTZ9cnfH #SharkWeek
Happy #FlatSharkFriday, #SharkWeek! New research shows that reef #mantarays (Mobula alfredi) are highly resident around D’Arros Island and St Joseph Atoll in #Seychelles: https://t.co/mXGmK5dkIO
The Fins United Initiative is excited to bring back the "Underrated Elasmobranch Spotlight" series by #TFUI officer Jess Myers. Learn about the Chondrichthyans not shown on the big screen through her #sciart! Here's a #flatshark, thorny skate: https://t.co/8FvsRkGZOK #SharkWeek
Happy #FlatSharkFriday, #SharkWeek! #Finfact: The prickly skate, Brochiraja asperula, is an endemic skate to #NewZealand waters found on the continental shelf and slope. More with #TFUI: https://t.co/WDAq5Uf9ma
Learn all about #flatsharks with us: https://t.co/zIvwWCO6SO
Happy #SharkWeek everyone! What has everyone's fave @sharkweek show been this week? Least fave?
You can learn all about the different species you've seen during #SharkWeek2020 over with #TFUI: https://t.co/UHjKdkYM4r
The Fins United Initiative is excited to bring back the loved "Underrated Elasmobranch Spotlight" series through #TFUI officer Jess Myers. Learn about the Chondrichthyans not shown on the big screen through her #sciart! Here's a #flatshark: https://t.co/5vIL9XWWHH #SharkWeek