Angel shark

Photo about an Angel Shark, Squatina californica, lays motionless on the sandy bottom at Catalina Island. Image of californica, ocean, kelp - 8970493

ANGEL SHARK

Angel shark is a type of marine fish that is commonly found in the Pacific Ocean along the coasts of Alaska, California, Mexico, Costa Rica and Chile.

Angel Shark

Danger lurks throughout the wilds of southern Asia, but one of the most hazardous places is in tall grasses near villages. When people throw food away, their trash attract rats and mice, and the Asian cobra is never far away from its favorite prey of these tasty rodents. Unfortunately, this leads to encounters between the snake and humans, which often have fatal results.Eyes on Its Back: Like all cobras, this one has a flaring hood around its neck. The back of this cobra's hood is adorned…

Eastern Angel Shark (Squatina sp.)

The Pacific angel shark is one of 23 angel sharks, noted for their flattened appearance that makes them resemble skates or rays. These flat sharks have broad pectoral fins and relatively large mouths, which they use to create intense negative pressure (suction) when feeding. Though they resemble rays, angel sharks (and other flat sharks) can ... Read more