#carpetsharks

[thylacid]

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[respect-the-locals]

🦈 Daily Shark Fact: 🦈

The Bluegrey Carpetshark is a nocturnal species, which shelter on rocky reefs during the day and forages around the reef and surrounding substrates, including seagrass beds, during the night. This species receives refuge in marine national parks or sanctuary zones of marine protected areas that overlap with its distribution.

[sharks-daily]

Necklace carpet shark (Parascyllium variolatum)

Size: Up to 90 cm (35 in)

Range & Habitat: Necklace carpetsharks are found in the waters that surround eastern Australia. They typically live in shallow water, resting on the seafloor.

Other: The necklace carpetshark can be identified by its band patterns, elongated body, and its namesake black spotted “necklace.” It is nocturnal, but prefers to hide in crevasses most of the time.

[shark-of-tha-day]

shark of the day: bluegrey carpetshark, geteroscyllium colcloughis

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the bluegrey carpetshark, also known as the colcloughs shark, is a small, relatively uncommon species of carpet shark. they grow to only be around 75 cm(~2.5 ft) in length. bluegrey carpetsharks are found off the coast of eastern australia in shallow waters on the seafloor. they feed on small fish and invertebrates.

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[sharkshowdown]

You already know them, now lets facts.

The leopard shark (Triakis semifasciata) the carpet shark may be a coral reef shark, but this one prefers sandy flats or kelp "forests". In captivity, larger leopard sharks establish their dominance over the smaller ones by light bites on their fins.

Necklace carpet shark (Parascyllium variolatum) differently to most sharks but just as most carpet sharks, is a nocturnal shark. Most sharks get active during the dawn or dusk, but not this little fella. During the day it stays on the ocean floor camuflated or in caves.

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[skumhuu]

Do you have the shiver refs other than dust? And inks ref? I'm also gonna make kitoto as a mini lavianten of childishness and youth, I really want him to be a Carpetshark I don't know what speices tho, just in case you don't receive this ask imma copy and paste it into a leviathantale comic or drawing

This is my main reference photo XD It might be outdated or missing a couple things, but it's got a mixture of all of the characters so far!

[sad-trash-pigeon]

sharks are an elasmobranch fish, a subclass of cartilaginous fish. there are eight orders, or families, of sharks that are categorized by their biology !!

shark orders within elasmobranchii:

classifications;

heterodontiformes(bullhead or horn sharks) - five gill slits, a dorsal fin with a strong spine and flat and sharp teeth in their mouth. an example of this is horn sharks.

orectolobiformes(carpetshark) - five gill slits, 2 spineless dorsal fins, an anal fin and spiracles(paired openings which take in water and ventilate the gills) near their eyes. an example of this is whale sharks.

lamniformes(mackrel sharks) - five gill slits, a large mouth with several rows of teeth, two dorsal fins, and anal fin and the ability to maintain a higher body temperature than the water around them. an example of this is great white sharks.

carcharhiniformes(ground sharks) - five gill slits, moveable eyelids which protect their eyes from injuries, two spineless dorsal fins, an anal fin and a large mouth with sharp teeth located behind their eyes. an example of this is hammerhead sharks.

squaliformes(dogfish sharks)- found in nearly every marine habitat, they have long snouts and a short mouth, five gill slits, two fins, and no anal fin. an example of this is spiny dogfish.

hexanchiformes(primitive sharks) - six or seven gill slits, one dorsal fin, an anal fin, thorny teeth and most live in deep cold water. an example of this is frilled sharks.

pristiophoriformes(sawsharks) - long snouts similar to saws, five or six gill slits, two dorsal fins, no anal fin, wide pectoral fins, transverse teeth and most of them live in tropical waters. an example of this is longnose sawsharks.

squatiniformes(angel sharks) - flattened bodies, a mouth with dermal flaps in front of a short snout, nasal barbels, eyes and a spiracle on the top of their head and no anal fin. an example of this is angel sharks.

*if any information is incorrect please tell me! i will correct it on here and on my research document :)

@tearsonthepage

[best-sharks-bracket]

Long guy fight

[sharks-daily]

Indonesian speckled carpetshark (Hemiscyllium freycineti)

Size: Up to 72cm (28in)

Range & Habitat: The Indonesian speckled carpetshark can be found on coral reefs from East Africa to east past Indonesia.

Other: These sharks are nocturnal, and prefer to hide in crevasses along reefs during the day. During the night, they can be observed “walking,” similar to the epaulette shark, along the seafloor, hunting.

[dailymarinefish]

day 110, 13/05/24 - fish of the day is the bluegrey carpetshark (Brachaelurus colcloughi)

[sharkshowdown]

And now meet our contestants.

Both the Carpetsharks and the dogfish are very cool and i separated an species for them i found fun to show. On one side, this shark doesn't look like a shark at all with it's body being slim like a snake's, and on the other this one DOES look like a shark but its face look like it has seen things™.

Some facts:

Necklace Carpetshark (Parascyllium variolatum): as almost every weird animal around, it lives on Australia, they reach only up to 91 centimeters (2.9ft). Because of their size they're really not a danger to humans, and their diet is mainly shellfish.

Smooth Dogfish (Mustelus canis): this shark has the hability of changing their color to help sith camouflage, not as much as you see some other animals like the octopus doing it, but it's still impressive. They can reach up to 1,52 meters (5ft). Their teeth are kind of blunt so they're no danger to humans.