Sharks Do Something Strange When Upside-Down, and Scientists Aren’t Sure Why
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Sharks Do Something Strange When Upside-Down, and Scientists Aren’t Sure Why
Flip certain sharks upside down, and they’ll suddenly go limp. Their bodies slacken, their fins stop moving, and for a moment, it’s like they’ve completely checked out. It looks like they’re faking death. But scientists still don’t know what they’re doing or why it happens. The reaction is called tonic immobility, and it’s not unique to sharks. Possums do it. So do rabbits, snakes, and even insects. But a new study published in Reviews in Fish B…
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