What is a shark?

Shark Thresher is a small lonely type of sharks within the family alopias Alopiidae. There are three different variations or types of alopias : Pelagic Thresher, Bigye Thresher and Common Thresher. The differences between these kinds of sharks include their habitats and behavior, as well as their color. This type of sharks usually occurs in waters of Asia and Atlantic and rarely occurs in the Pacific areas.

The main physical feature that an individual can use to identify and help to distinguish a shark from other types of sharks is his tail fin. They have a very long and narrow tail, which often make up half the length of the shark. They often use their tail to defend themselves against predators and also as a way to attack their prey.

Color for these sharks may vary in the range from purple to gray. These variations are largely related to the types of sharks. This Shadruhy RK also tends to be less size compared to other types of sharks.

Shark diet of threshold usually consists of small species of bone fish and crustaceans. They are very persistent when catching their prey. In some cases, their diet can also consist of octopus and some larger species of fish such as tuna and bluefish. Like other types of sharks, the Thresher shark is a predator and can replace its diet with other fish species and even sea birds if the usual fish can not be found on which the codi or rare is not.

Thresher's shark behavior may be related to its location. These sharks are not social creatures; They are often found themselves and live lonely lives. Often they do not like to swim near the surface of the water, but are willing to fully jump out of the water to capture their prey. If in groups, Thresher Sharks often accompanies other sharks.

These sharks often occur deep in the ocean, although some species can be found closer to the coastal water. In the caseEch, when they do near coastal areas, tend to stick together. In many cases, they approach coastal waters only if they watch their prey.