The False Catshark, Pseudotriakis microdon, is elusive and rarely seen in the wild. It gets its name for its cat-like narrow eyes, which help it see in the deep waters where it dwells.
The False Catshark, Pseudotriakis microdon, is elusive and rarely seen in the wild. It gets its name for its cat-like narrow eyes, which help it see in the deep waters where it dwells.
False Catshark... that's a rather odd name isn't it? Catsharks are named after their long, feline eyes, while the False Catshark is named after it not being a proper catshark even though it also has cat-like eyes.
Marine biologists conducting a survey off the coast of the Isle of Barra in the Outer Hebrides were astounded when they pulled the nine-stone monster (pictured) aboard their vessel.
False Catshark... that's a rather odd name isn't it? Catsharks are named after their long, feline eyes, while the False Catshark is named after it not being a proper catshark even though it also has cat-like eyes.
Marine biologists conducting a survey off the coast of the Isle of Barra in the Outer Hebrides were astounded when they pulled the nine-stone monster (pictured) aboard their vessel.
