Great White Sharks Show Color-Changing Ability to Camouflage
A study by Camo Sharks hosts shows that great white sharks have camouflage abilities by changing their skin color.
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A study by Camo Sharks hosts shows that great white sharks have camouflage abilities by changing their skin color.
The 'Thor' actor is teaming up with conservationist Valerie Taylor to uncover the science of shark behavior in an upcoming National Geographic special.
They likely take advantage "of all the new scavenging opportunities from dead animals that were churned up in the storm," study author Neil Hammerschlag says.
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