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Natalie
on Aug 01, 2007
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"Coolest" Sharks
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Description
Average Coolness Score
Megamouth Shark
Possesses a large head with rubbery lips that open one of nature's largest mouths
4.9
Blue Shark
Sleek and light-bodied, the deep blue color of its upper body fades to lighter shades on its sides.
5.1
Epaulette Shark
This slender, speckled coral reef dweller can crawl and climb over rocky surfaces.
5.3
Swellshark
To scare off predators it balloons to twice its size by filling its stomach with air or water
5.6
Angel Shark
The flattened bodies and long fins are sometimes confused with stingrays.
5.6
Spotted Wobbegong
A colorful shark with contrasting spots, which survives in very shallow water.
5.6
Pyjama Shark
Grey with dark stripes, this shark's skin resembles a tailored pair of men's pyjamas.
5.6
Horn Shark
It has large hornlike spines on its fins.
5.6
Leopard Shark
Its skin resembles that of another impressive predator and acts as a camoflage on rocky seafloors.
5.7
Port Jackson Shark
Its teeth can crush tough objects, like lobster shells, and the defensive spine on its fin injects poison.
5.7
Chain Catshark
Under blue light, the spots on this shark flouresce, creating an eerie glow.
5.8
Great White Shark
The world's largest predatory fish. Famous for its "ambush" technique of grabbing prey from below.
5.9
Lemon Shark
Its yellow flanks give it the appearance of a giant floating lemon
6.1
Whale Shark
The world's largest shark and largest fish, its enormous body is outiftted with 200-250 rows of teeth
6.2
Thresher Shark
Their large, streamlined tails serve as handy weapons, to konk fish and other prey.
6.3
Japanese Sawshark
Its long, beaklike, toothed snout is an impressive weapon.
6.4
Basking Shark
The second largest fish in the works, it basks with its mouth open wide to catch plankton drifting by
6.5
Hammerhead Shark
The unique shape of this shark's head improves this predator's hunt.
6.9
Blacktip Shark
With its blacktipped fins, it can breach, or jump, from the surface, executing several spins
6.9
Bull Shark
This is the Hummer of sharks. Massive and heavy, the bull shark needs plenty of food to fuel itself.
7.0