Hemiscyllium

Epaulette Shark Spotted 'Walking' in Papua New Guinea Nothing New, Hemiscyllium Longtailed Carpet Sharks Learned Skill 9 Million Years Ago [Watch]

Medicine & Technology Jul 29, 2022

Researchers came upon an epaulette shark using its fins to walk on a damp ground surface in Papua New Guinea. Read on to know how Hemiscyllium ocellatum learned how to walk 9 million years ago.

Hemiscyllium

Epaulette Shark Spotted 'Walking' in Papua New Guinea Nothing New, Hemiscyllium Longtailed Carpet Sharks Learned Skill 9 Million Years Ago [Watch]

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