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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Sharkland: Catsharks
Sharkland: Additional Web and Print Resources
View additional Web and print resources for NATURE's "Sharkland."
Shark Mountain: Introduction
NATURE's "Shark Mountain" takes viewers on a dive of a lifetime to reveal underwater creatures unlike anywhere else in the world.
Shark Mountain: Photo Essay: Underwater Creatures of Cocos Island
From cushion stars to the red-lipped batfish, explore the undersea creatures of Cocos Island in photos.
Shark Mountain: The Problem with a Good Catch: Effects of Long-line Fishing
Longliners -- which set lines that can be up to 15 miles long and are laden with hundreds or thousands of baited hooks -- pose an increasingly potent threat to sharks.
Shark Mountain: Additional Web and Print Resources
View additional resources, online and in print, for NATURE's "Shark Mountain."
Oceans in Glass: Behind the Scenes of the Monterey Bay Aquarium: Tracking the Great White
Displaying a great white has long been a dream of aquariums around the world. But previous efforts to care for the sharks have largely ended in failure.
Shark Attack: Lesson
In this lesson students will learn about a complex and often-misunderstood animal, the white shark.
White Shark/Red Triangle: Introduction
Learn the surprising truths behind the monster myths on NATURE's WHITE SHARK/RED TRIANGLE.
White Shark/Red Triangle: Great White Winter in Hawaii
Great white sharks are tremendously difficult creatures to study. They don't respond well to captivity, and are next to impossible to observe closely in the wild.




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