What is the shape of a nurse shark?

Answer 1

Their body is stout. The nurse shark can be many different colors, from yellowish tan to dark brown. Instead of the pointy dorsal fins, nurse sharks have rounded dorsal fins on their back, the first one bigger than the second. Nurse sharks have extremely long caudal fins, or tails. The bottom fin, the pectoral fin, helps the nurse shark to hover, and sometimes even to "walk" along the ocean floor. The shark has a precaudal pit but no caudal keels.

One of the distinguishing features of nurse sharks are their barbells - fleshy appendages which hang below their nostrils and, in part, provide a sense of touch which assists in the location of prey along the bottom. Female is always slightly larger than the male of the species.

Answer 2

A Thresher Shark is usually identified by the long, tail fluke that can be commonly used as a whip to stun prey.

Answer 3

I'm not sure but if you search on Goggle your bound to get a correct answer . Sorry if i didn't help.

Answer 4

a big blob of fatness