How do sharks with two dorsal fins differ from those with only one dorsal fin in terms of their behavior and habitat preferences?

Answer 1

Sharks with two dorsal fins tend to be more agile and faster swimmers compared to those with only one dorsal fin. They are often found in open ocean habitats and are more likely to be active predators. Sharks with one dorsal fin may be more suited to slower, more methodical movements and are often found in shallower waters closer to shore.