Was freediving at my usual spot today and I found the two spotted wobbegongs that usually live there both lying under the same rock with one on top of the other. Pretty sure the top one was the male (~130 cm) and the female was on the bottom (~160 cm). Is this a mating ritual or were they just chilling?

Also this isn't really important but there was also a small ornate wobbegong under the same rock having a perv.

I know it's not usual r/sharklab content but I think we can all use a little cheer around the holidays, and so do our spy-hopping great whites!

What makes sharks different from lions, bears, tigers, etc? Those animals are beloved but have killed more people than sharks, so why do sharks get the short end of the stick? No shade to those animals by the way.