A 'Walking Shark' Was Seen Crawling Along the Bottom of the Seafloor. It's a New Species

Australian scientists discover new shark species in PNG that walks on its fins

Researchers from the University of Sunshine Coast made the discovery, but locals in Papua New Guinea have long been aware of the legendary nocturnal fish they nicknamed 'lazy shark'.

A 'walking shark' was seen crawling along the bottom of the seafloor. It's a new species

Researchers were diving in Papua New Guinea when they discovered a strange new species in shallow waters.

Scientists Discover a New Species of 'Walking' Shark in Papua New Guinea. They Suspect It's at Risk of Going Extinct

The creature belongs to a unique group of sharks whose members can use their strong pectoral fins like legs to get around

This Shark Can Walk on Land

This Shark Can Walk on Land: A new shark species just dropped

Tiny Adorable New Walking Shark Discovered, Dubbed “Lazy Shark” By Locals Due To Its Unhurried Gait

Meet Dudgeon’s walking shark, the 10th known species in a genus famous for using their fins as legs to "walk" and the first new member since 2013.