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gentlesharks:
Rather than swim, Epaulette sharks often “walk” by using their pectoral fins as a pair of rudimentary legs.
I’m scrolling backwards and kind of fast through my dash and saw this and thought it said “Etiquette sharks” and had to scroll back down, all entranced at the idea contained in that descriptive little phrase.
I mean, walking sharks are cool and all but I am disappointed that there’s apparently no such thing as an Etiquette Shark.
gentlesharks:
Rather than swim, Epaulette sharks often “walk” by using their pectoral fins as a pair of rudimentary legs.
I’m scrolling backwards and kind of fast through my dash and saw this and thought it said “Etiquette sharks” and had to scroll back down, all entranced at the idea contained in that descriptive little phrase.
I mean, walking sharks are cool and all but I am disappointed that there’s apparently no such thing as an Etiquette Shark.
