it could possibly be fin rot or where another fish is picking on that fish... if u find that some fish are bullies towards that fish well then that is ur answer. if not get some finrot medication for ur local aquarium and see how u go. If it doesnt work id suggest that there may be a bully in ur tank
Sharks do have backbones, making them vertebrates. Their skeletons are made mostly of cartilage and not actual bone, being of a more ancient classification of fish in evolutionary terms. Whether something is cute or not is subjective, however sharks aren't exactly an animal that have the head/body porportions similar to what humans usually see as cute, they don't look neotonous (like babies).
The common name for the Alopiidae family is thresher sharks. They are characterized by their long, whip-like tail fins that they use to stun prey.
The tail of a froglet is absorbed into the body as it undergoes metamorphosis into a frog. The cells in the tail break down and are reabsorbed, allowing the frog to fully transition into its adult form without the tail falling off.
long tail ,big toes, far apart nostrils,long arms and legs.
on the right side of the body. on the right side of the body.
in a tank as big as it. you'll need to check up that on google or someplace like that for the open the oacen AF
Thresher sharks sting there enemys by hitting them with there tail. Thresher sharks sting there enemys by hitting them with there tail.
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the caudal fin
in the ocean
whales are the ones that have a horizontal tail with all the sea mammals. sharks and every sea creature has a vertical tail for every sea creature that breaths with the gillsilts.
I bit a sharks tail, now i am notorious in the shark community.
to chop penises of
The lemon sharks move by using their tail fin and by using their dorsal fins!!!!!
Rainbow Sharks, which are freshwater fish, not real sharks, ARE egg layers, but rearly breed in captivity.
No! there been even worse ones like planes exploding. The tail falling off planes then the plane crashes. Planes braking apart on the runway.
With side to side sweeps of their tail.