Giant luminous shark': researchers discover three deep-sea sharks glow in the dark , The Guardian, 2 Mar 2021 Kitefin sharks are bioluminescent. Scientists believe that the greenish-blue glow of this fish (typically concentrated on their bellies and underside is a type of camouflage that helps the shark blend in with the light from above. Jerome Mallefet; Darren W. Stevens; Laurent Duchatelet (26 February 2021). "Bioluminescence of the Largest Luminous Vertebrate, the Kitefin Shark, Dalatias licha: First Insights and Comparative Aspects". Frontiers in Marine Science. 8. doi: 10.3389/FMARS.2021.633582. ISSN 2296-7745. Wikidata Q112807357. {{ cite journal}}: CS1 maint: unflagged free DOI ( link)

Transcription: " Toron VS Dorowa: Shishō no Sasoi! Inochigake no Jangaru Fīrudo" ( Japanese: トロンVSドロワ 死蝶の誘い！命懸けのヂャンガルフィールド) The kitefin shark (or seal shark) is a squaliform shark that lives sporadically in different locations across the world. This shark is the largest luminous vertebrate in the world. It is fished commercially for its meat, skin, and most importantly, its sizeable oil-filled liver, which is of commercial value to humans. 5 Kitefin Shark Facts Sphere of Fear: Part 1"/ "An All-Out War Between Numbers! Yuma Vs. Vetrix! The Surprising Duel in a Super-Strange Space" A point which may be overlooked by most riders, the Boxer shines at light wind and down-the-line wave riding, drifting better than almost anything due to its lightweight single luff strut design. If you are looking for the perfect kite to enjoy regular/marginal winds, or take your foiling to the next level, enjoy the most efficient kite in the lineup, the Boxer. A Trio's Challenge: Part 3"/ "The Miraculous Feeling the Flow! ZEXAL, Open The Path to the Future!!"

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Transcription: " Shāku Kakusei! Aratanaru Kaosu Nanbāzu Arawaru" ( Japanese: シャーク覚醒！新たなるカオス・ナンバーズあらわる) The kitefin shark is the largest known shark that exhibits bioluminesce. [15] The light is generated by photophores that consist of a single photocyte within a cup-shaped pigmented cell, with lens cells on the surface. The bioluminesence is directed downwards from its front or belly. There are two hypotheses for the use of bioluminesence by D. licha; either it illuminates the sea floor while the shark is searching for prey, or it is used as a counter-illumination camouflage when approaching prey. [16] Distribution and habitat [ edit ]

The new wingtip construction is 30% stronger than previous versions, while being lighter and using less dacron. The canopy now extends all the way to the Leading Edge giving the kite a more streamlined look and performance benefits such as more direct turning Segmented Leading Edge - Durable, stiffer, and strong. Made of Teijin dacron, it’s resistant to impact and high air pressure from the leading edge Transcription: " Kessen-he no Jyoshō Aratanaru Teki Dokutā Feikā" ( Japanese: 決戦への序章　新たなる敵Dr.フェイカー)

a b c d e f g h Compagno, L.J.V. (1984). Sharks of the World: An Annotated and Illustrated Catalogue of Shark Species Known to Date (PDF). Rome: Food and Agricultural Organization. pp.63–64. ISBN 978-92-5-101384-7. [ permanent dead link] a b Hunt, Elle (2 March 2021). "Giant luminous shark': researchers discover three deep-sea sharks glow in the dark". The Guardian. They can make the skin of this shark into a type of shagreen which is useful for jewelry and furniture. They also make a special type of polished Spanish leather known as “boroso” from the seal shark’s skin. Splashing and swimming away imitates what prey does. When we’re dealing with top predators like sharks, we want to also act like predators," she said. The trailing edge has a 2-ply QuadTex construction with flutter dispersing triangles gives a tighter canopy and enhanced durability

Although it has no commercial value in the western Atlantic countries, the Kitefin shark has a long history of human exploitation in certain regions of the world. In the Eastern Atlantic region (notably Japan), people eat seal sharks for their meat and also process them into fishmeal. Similarly, liver oil from the species is useful in Portugal, Japan, and South Africa. Transcription: " Gekisen! Yūma VS Gōshu Kore ga Ore no Dyueru Tamashii" ( Japanese: 激戦！遊馬VSゴーシュ これがオレのデュエル魂) The Triad maintains its sheet in and go performance due to its luff strut and fairly deep draft, making it an easy kite to progress from beginner to higher level riding. We have redesigned the dacron structure of the kite to strategically place reinforcements only where needed, increasing strength and decreasing overall weight. This multifaceted kite merges ease of use, surf performance, and light responsive bar feel. a b c d e f g h i j Bester, C. and Burgess, G. Biological Profiles: Kitefin Shark. Florida Museum of Natural History Ichthyology Department. Retrieved on June 15, 2009. Transcription: " Haran no Enyasa! Sugata o Arawashita Akuma no Dyuerisuto Toron" ( Japanese: 波乱の前夜祭！姿を現した悪魔の決闘者・トロン)Unlike the majority of DC villains, Punchline has no metahuman powers or abilities. However, she is adept at wielding knives and makes use of Joker venom, along with other toxins. In the terrifying footage, a lifeguard can be seen attempting to urge the swimmers to get out of the water at Kite beach which is popular with kite surfers. Our new Boxer bridle system is built from high quality, streamlined TLS500 flying lines. This dramatically decreases the drag through the air, and also through the water, aiding relaunch Kitefin sharks are the largest known bioluminescent vertebrate species. Unlike other glowing organisms whose glowing organs are controlled by their nervous systems, the luminescence in kitefin sharks is regulated by hormones.

a b Adnet, S.; Cappetta, H. (September 2001). "A palaeontological and phylogenetical analysis of squaliform sharks (Chondrichthyes: Squaliformes) based on dental characters". Lethaia. 34 (3): 234–248. doi: 10.1080/002411601316981188. Others were just surprised at how relaxed the whole atmosphere was on the beach considering there was a shark in the water and swimmers in the sea. People could be seen paddling in the water even though the shark was just a few feet away.a b Froese, Rainer; Pauly, Daniel (eds.) (2009). " Dalatias licha " in FishBase. June 2009 version. A shark has been filmed chillingly swimming close to the shore in Dubai and cutting off two swimmers in the sea. Transcription: " Kiekaketa Kizuna! Yūma VS Shāku, Shukumei no Dyueru!!" ( Japanese: 消えかけた絆！遊馬VSシャーク、宿命の決闘！！)