Scientists catch a shark threesome on camera

Scientists catch a shark ‘threesome’ on camera

Leopard sharks have been observed mating in the wild for the first time, in an encounter involving two males and one female. The “threesome” was filmed by marine biologist Hugo Lassauce in the south Pacific, who says the observation will aid conservation efforts for the species.

Scientists catch a shark threesome on camera

“It was over quickly for both males, one after the other. The first took 63 seconds, the other 47.”…

'World's first' shark threesome caught on camera by excited scientists

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