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Alopias vulpinusby ~TopGon

Digital Art / Drawings & Paintings / Animals

Common thresher shark is the largest member of Alopiidae fammily, this species reach the incredible size of over 6 m, but a 50% of it corresponds to tail. Sharks in this fammily are open sea dwelers. Only A. oceanicus tends to present a more coastal behaviour (tihs is the species wich divers see more often). It feeds on small to medium size schooling fish whitch it first stomp with it's tail before feed easly on the injured prey.

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~Zimices Nov 10, 2012

Magnífico, ya estaba extrañando estos tiburones

~TopGon Nov 13, 2012 Professional Digital Artist

Poco a poco voy haciendo. Además en este tengo que extender sensiblemente la explicación.

!ru242 Nov 8, 2012 Hobbyist Photographer

No conocía este espécimen xD
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~TopGon Nov 9, 2012 Professional Digital Artist

No conosco... xDDD

~Last-Alexiel Nov 8, 2012

¿Los 6 metros los alcanza contando esa tremenda caudal o sin ella? xD Nunca había visto este bicho, impresionante!

~TopGon Nov 9, 2012 Professional Digital Artist

Con ella. En realidad la cola puede suponer un 50% de la longitud total. Os recomiendo buscar vídeos de este tiburón en youtube. Es espectacular y su forma de utilizar la cola para cazar increíble. Más que tiburón zorro deberían llamarle tiburón látigo.

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