underthevastblueseas:
While it lies still, the tasseled wobbegong ( At least 4 ft long) looks like a seaweed-covered rock, which is exactly its objective.
It is one of a group of flattened, bottom-living sharks that are masters of camouflage. The squashed shape and broad, paired fins are further adaptations to an existence on the ocean floor. This species has a beautiful reticulated pattern of narrow, dark lines against a paler background.
Around its mouth is a fringe of skin flaps that
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