These extremely rare tiny sharks are known for their creepy, snake-like teeth, giant eyes ... The Tasselled variety is just one of 12 wobbegong shark species, according to Abyss Scuba Diving ...

They mostly eat fish, but will also catch turtles and other species of sharks. Some needle-like teeth, such as those of the tasselled wobbegong, are straight. Others are curved and can be used to hook ...

If that doesn’t work, the shark has a trick up its sleeve. It uses its tail as a lure, waving it back and forth to draw its prey ever closer. When the prey is in range, the Wobbegong strikes.

A shark warning has been issued for a popular Western Australian beach after a swimmer was bit by a 1m wobbegong – just days after a fatal attack on a surfer near Esperance. The incident ...