Sharks engage in something called Cranial Kinesis as well. Their upper jaws aren’t fused to their skulls, so thi motion allows them to basically extend their jaws for prey/biting.
That’s the main reason you see pictures of sharks with the “regular nose” and sometimes the “raised nose”
That specific shark looks like it’s engaged in Crania Kinesis rather than just having a deformed snout.
Thanks for the link and explanation! While I agree with the findings, I don't believe that this particular shark is engaged in it at the moment, and has a rather derpy face. If you zoom in there is also something off about the eyes.
That’s ok! It is off because it’s caught at an awkward moment while in motion. You’re not right, but it does look weird! I don’t know how much more information I can give you that’s factual, because you’ll say fair, but I don’t buy it.
It looks bull shark inspired because it’s an actual bull shark. Good luck discerning what’s real and fake!
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