The primary dorsal and caudal fins of Keyser Söze cut through the water's surface above him.
Keyser is one of Guadalupe's more easily recognizable sharks, due to distinct white markings on both sides of the lower lobe of his caudal fin (tail). He was first identified in 2014.
NEW COLLABORATIVE PAPER: Our team, co-led by @DavidCurnick, compiled the first global synthesis of vertical habitat use by elasmobranchs.
For more info, check out the infographic and #openaccess article
https://t.co/VEjEhUlDpd
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#VerticalSharks
#WhiteShark Andromache travels to Canadian waters for the first time! After being tagged off #CapeCod in 2020, we’ve seen her spend her past 2 summers in this region, but this morning she pinged in the Chignecto Bay off #NewBrunswick, Canada!
https://t.co/pUmkrgo8f3
Underwater school bus!
40ft female whale shark giving dozens of remoras a free ride inside her mouth.
Still one of most magical and unexpected encounters I’ve ever had underwater.
Carton rouge pour @intermarche : vente d’un #requin peau bleue (prionace glauca) de Méditerranée, espèce classée en danger critique d'extinction par l’UICN à l’Intermarché de Narbonne.
@herveberville : À QUAND L’INTERDICTION DE COMMERCIALISATION D’ESPÈCES MENACÉES ?
Crystal clear 😍 Black tip sharks can reach 8ft in length and weigh up to 220lbs 😱 They are found in shallow water habitats such as bays, coral reefs and estuaries in warmer coastal waters 🌊
@FloridaKeysNMS is at risk due to hurricanes, diseases, vessel groundings, rising ocean temperatures, pollution, and human interactions. @NOAA is proposing more protection for reef-building corals that will contribute to overall ocean health.
Learn more:
https://t.co/he82lvv1Ox
The #GreatHammerhead shark is the largest of all nine hammerhead species. The species reaches an average length of 13.1 feet and weight of 500 pounds. The longest great hammerhead ever recorded was 20 feet long, and the heaviest ever recorded was 991 pounds. #SaveSharks