Spectacular encounter of camouflaged exotic and ornate spotted wobbegong shark resting on seabed ocean floor, rises to swim in underworld environment with schools of fish, Australia, handheld close up
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Spectacular encounter of camouflaged exotic and ornate spotted wobbegong shark resting on seabed ocean floor, rises to swim in underworld environment with schools of fish, Australia, handheld close up
Sep 2, 2020
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The spotted wobbegong is a nocturnal ambush predator that uses its camoflauge of fleshy tassles and fins to blend in perfectly with its surroundings. This #shark is native to Australia and thrives inshore and offshore in temperate to tropical waters. (Video by Jacinta Shackleton) #MarineMonday | Discovery
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The spotted wobbegong is a nocturnal ambush predator that uses its camoflauge of fleshy tassles and fins to blend in perfectly with its surroundings. This #shark is native to Australia and thrives inshore and offshore in temperate to tropical waters. (Video by Jacinta Shackleton) #MarineMonday | Discovery
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Where’s Wobs? Can you spot our Ornate Wobbegong shark in our Deep Ocean exhibit? This particular species comes equipped with an “ornate” amount of camouflage that keeps him well-hidden – except for our expert aquarists who know all his hiding spots! Wobbegong's are elusive and shy animals. They are ambush predators and typically disguise themselves well in rocky areas or substrate. So next time you visit, keep an eye out for Wobs at the bottom of our Deep Ocean exhibit (on the first floor of the
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Where’s Wobs? Can you spot our Ornate Wobbegong shark in our Deep Ocean exhibit? This particular species comes equipped with an “ornate” amount of camouflage that keeps him well-hidden – except for our expert aquarists who know all his hiding spots! Wobbegong's are elusive and shy animals. They are ambush predators and typically disguise themselves well in rocky areas or substrate. So next time you visit, keep an eye out for Wobs at the bottom of our Deep Ocean exhibit (on the first floor of the
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Discover the Spotted Wobbegong: A Camouflaged Predator
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Discover the Spotted Wobbegong: A Camouflaged Predator
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Shy baby wobbegong shark spotted by diver
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Shy baby wobbegong shark spotted by diver
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A wobbegong, a type of carpet shark, flying through the waters of Raja Ampat like a magic carpet. These beauties are nocturnal ambush predators that use their spotted pattern, "beard" of fleshy tassels, and broad fins to blend in with its surroundings. Filmed by Marcelo Johan Ogata bugDreamer.com | Ocean Conservation Research - OCR
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A wobbegong, a type of carpet shark, flying through the waters of Raja Ampat like a magic carpet. These beauties are nocturnal ambush predators that use their spotted pattern, "beard" of fleshy tassels, and broad fins to blend in with its surroundings. Filmed by Marcelo Johan Ogata bugDreamer.com | Ocean Conservation Research - OCR
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A Wobbegong shark (otherwise cutely referred to as a 'Wobbie') rests on the coral. These sharks are masters of camouflage making them the perfect ambush hunter. This good looking Wobbie is a resident at one of Dive Spear and Sport at 1770 favourite spots and is normally spotted having a nap. 🎥 Credit to Master Reef Guides Carmen and Jess Dive Spear and Sport at 1770 | Master Reef Guides
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A Wobbegong shark (otherwise cutely referred to as a 'Wobbie') rests on the coral. These sharks are masters of camouflage making them the perfect ambush hunter. This good looking Wobbie is a resident at one of Dive Spear and Sport at 1770 favourite spots and is normally spotted having a nap. 🎥 Credit to Master Reef Guides Carmen and Jess Dive Spear and Sport at 1770 | Master Reef Guides
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The Tasselled Wobbegong 🦈 Not often seen swimming, this bottom-dwelling carpet shark has a wide, flat body and distinctive tassel-like lobes around its mouth — perfect for camouflage on coral reefs. 🌿 It’s a nocturnal ambush predator, feeding on fish and invertebrates that come too close. Wobbegongs can grow up to 6 feet long and give birth to live young — an unusual trait among sharks! 🌊 #MarineBiology #SharkFacts #OceanEducation #Wobb | Cendrawasih Sea Productions
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“If I fits, I sits” Wobbegong Edition! Our spotted wobbegong finds a comfy spot surrounded by all the neighboring fish in our South Pacific exhibit. Did you know that wobbegong sharks are called carpet sharks because of their unique pattern? 👀Take a look! #MGconnected | Moody Gardens
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Tasselled Wobbegong | Oceana
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Tasselled Wobbegong Shark
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The Stealthy Tactics of Spotted Wobbegong Sharks - Explained
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Through the fish clouds, wobbegong cruises 🦈🌊 Following a spotted wobbegong shark is like watching a silent shadow weave through shimmering schools of fish. Its gentle glide, adorned with cryptic patterns, turns the ocean floor into a living mosaic. This mysterious hunter moves with quiet grace, a hidden giant among the reef’s bustling swimmers. #calmrelaxwithnature #unique #scubadiving #view #wobbegongshark #reels | Calm Relax with Nature
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Le Spotted Wobbegong ou requin-tapis tacheté est un requin identifiable par ses taches blanches en forme de o. On le trouve couramment dans les eaux côtières peu profondes d’Australie et est désignés par le terme de Wobbegong, un mot qui provient de la langue de certaines populations natives d’Australie et qui peut se traduire par « barbe hirsute ». Ces requins, pouvant mesurer plus de 3 mètres, sont souvent immobiles sur le sol sablonneux ou sur des récifs rocheux, il est donc toujours spécial
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The Shark That Looks Exactly Like a Rock | Spotted Wobbegong Ambush at Coogee
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The Spotted Wobbegong: Detailed Species Information and Description
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Meet the Tasseled Wobbegong – Nature's Master of Disguise!With its shaggy “beard” and stunning, maze-like patterns, the tasseled wobbegong is a camouflage expert. This bottom-dwelling carpet shark blends in so perfectly with coral reefs and rocky seafloors that it's nearly invisible — until it's time to strike.Native to the warm waters of the Indo-Pacific, the wobbegong lies motionless by day, waiting for unsuspecting prey to swim too close.Fun Fact: The name "wobbegong" comes from an Australian
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Wobbegong sharks caught on camera thrashing underwater in mating ritual off Gold Coast - TomoNews
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The Master of Ambush Tasselled Wobbegong Shark
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Spotted wobbegong (Orectolobus maculatus) is carpet shark in family Orectolobidae, endemic to Australia. Coloured green, yellow, or brown, it has distinctive O-shaped spots throughout its body.
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You’ve NEVER Heard of This Shark! 🦈 The Wobbegong
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The tasselled wobbegong is one of the ocean’s masters of disguise! | Oceana
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It does kind look like a living rock. #Wobbegong! 🔦🤿 Island of the Walking Sharks starts right now on Discovery and discovery ▶️ links.discoveryplus.com/walkingsharks | Shark Week
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WOBBEGONG SHARK: A master of camouflage & ambush predator #animals #wildlife #ocean #oceanlife
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Wildlife biologist Forrest Galante came across a rare instance of a female spotted wobbegong devouring a young male shark in New South Wales, Australia. Discovery and CNN share a corporate parent, Warner Bros. Discovery. Catch Shark Week on Discovery all week long. | CNN International
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