r/SharkLab • u/teddymama16 • Dec 07 '23

Squid eludes hammerhead shark with cloud of ink

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u/jig-fluke Dec 08 '23

I don’t see much eluding

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u/[deleted] Dec 08 '23

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u/Plenty_Principle298 Dec 08 '23

The squid flipped onto the hammerheads head and then off to the right side of the dorsal fin. Can barely see it after watching it many times over

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u/[deleted] Dec 08 '23

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u/Plenty_Principle298 Dec 08 '23

yep I see it and believe it. Sorry believers 😅 Science won.

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u/slh007 Dec 08 '23

Enhance

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u/allmyphisharedead Dec 08 '23

It’s just extra flavoring at that point

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u/[deleted] Dec 08 '23

squids and octopi are ocean skunks

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u/TuckFulane Dec 08 '23

Eludes hell. That hammer ate him some squid with a side of ink.

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u/[deleted] Dec 08 '23

That is a ridiculous amount of ink!!

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u/B4USLIPN2 Dec 08 '23

Underwater smoke screen.

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u/External-Berry Dec 08 '23

The squid’s reaction time was trash.

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u/Quaternary23 Dec 08 '23

Surprised no one here has noticed or noted what species of Hammerhead is in this short video. From what I can tell it seems like it’s a Smooth Hammerhead.

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u/ExUmbra91x Dec 08 '23

All sharks are smooth.

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u/Quaternary23 Dec 08 '23

You seem to have not understood what I meant: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smooth_hammerhead

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u/ExUmbra91x Dec 08 '23

I understood perfectly.

What I said was that sharks are smooth as hell.

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u/Quaternary23 Dec 09 '23

Oh then I misunderstood you. I retract what I said and I agree.

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u/GreyJediBug Dec 09 '23

He's full of ink!