The Thresher Shark x10 Facts: Habitat, Social Life & Hunting Behavior - SharkSider

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Fun Facts About Thresher Sharks: Habitat, Reproduction, and More

12K views · 305 reactions | Awesome Shark Guardian Shark Fact: Thresher sharks use their tails to whip and stun fish as their main hunting method! Watch this awesome and rare footage of Thresher sharks in action | Shark Guardian | Facebook

A thresher shark’s long tail isn’t just mesmerizing to watch. It’s also functional. These fascinating sharks use their tails as whips to hunt prey. Now more thresher sharks will live to whip another day thanks to new global trade protections from CITES: http://pew.org/2dBgMnP. | Pew Environment

Meet the thresher shark! 麗 Known for their whiplash tail that's almost as long as their body, these graceful hunters use their powerful tails to stun prey before swooping in for the catch. Found in deep waters, thresher sharks are shy yet curious, and spotting one is truly a diver's dream  | Shark's World | Facebook

The thresher shark is a unique and fascinating species known for its incredibly long, whip-like tail, which can be as long as its entire body. This distinctive tail is used to stun prey, such as fish and squid, by delivering powerful slaps that make them easier to catch. Thresher sharks are found in temperate and tropical oceans around the world and are generally solitary hunters. Despite their somewhat intimidating appearance, they are not considered dangerous to humans. Unfortunately, like man