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Blacktip sharks swim into shallow waters to escape an even larger predator, the great hammerhead shark. This was thought to be the case but now drones unobtrusively observing the sharks from the air have confirmed it.
Can't Touch This! Drone Aerial Video Shows It's 'Hammerhead' Time
#discoveries #sharksCan’t Touch This! Drone Aerial Video Shows It’s ‘Hammerhead’ Time
Aerial video from a drone provides the first evidence of adult blacktip sharks using shallow water no more than waist deep to escape the great hammerhead along the southeast coast of Florida.www.fau.edu
Aerial video from a drone provides the first evidence of adult blacktip sharks using shallow water no more than waist deep to escape the great hammerhead along the southeast coast of Florida.www.fau.edu
