- The
swell shark (Cephaloscyllium ventriosum) is a
catshark in the
family Scyliorhinidae. It is
found in the
tropical and
subtropical eastern Pacific Ocean...
- the horn
shark and the
swell shark (Centroscyllim ventriosum),
which shares the same habitat, are
negatively correlated because horn
sharks prefer temperatures...
-
bottle company Swelling (disambiguation)
Swelling (medical)
Swell shark, a
catshark Swell Foop, a book by
Piers Anthony Sewell (disambiguation) This disambiguation...
-
waste products p**** into the cloaca. A few
sharks appear fluorescent under blue light, such as the
swell shark and the
chain catshark,
where the fluorop****...
- big
swell is forecast.
Shark barriers are
currently used in Queensland, New
South Wales,
South Australia and
Western Australia. Many of the
shark barriers...
-
Retrieved 14
January 2013. Shiffman,
David (21
October 2020). "This
Mommy Shark Has a
Unique Way of
Making Babies".
Hakai Magazine.
Retrieved 26 October...
- tench,
brown bullhead, and
swell shark become motionless and
unresponsive at
night (or by day, in the case of the
swell shark);
Spanish hogfish and blue-headed...
- as is a
common characteristic of the
developmental process of
sharks. The "
swell sharks" of the
genus Cephaloscyllium have the
curious ability to fill...
- A
shark attack is an
attack on a
human by a
shark.
Every year,
around 80
unprovoked attacks are
reported worldwide.
Despite their rarity, many people...
- The
pyjama shark or
striped catshark (Poroderma africanum) is a
species of catshark, and part of the
family Scyliorhinidae,
endemic to the
coastal waters...
