Catsharks are generally small, usually less than 2 ½ feet long, and have cylindrical bodies, tapered at the ends, with two small dorsal fins set far back down the body.
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Catsharks are generally small, usually less than 2 ½ feet long, and have cylindrical bodies, tapered at the ends, with two small dorsal fins set far back down the body.
The practice of cannibalism itself, once thought to be an aberrant behavior, actually isn't as rare in nature as we might like to believe.
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