If that doesn’t work, the shark has a trick up its sleeve. It uses its tail as a lure, waving it back and forth to draw its prey ever closer. When the prey is in range, the Wobbegong strikes.

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The Wobbegong Shark is a common shark around Sydney’s coast and is known for its distinct spotted markings. It’s a carpet shark, which means it hunts on the ocean floor and camouflages itself ...