Tiger sharks (pictured) are among the 17 species that appear to lack color vision. Photograph by Brian J. Skerry, National Geographic. Sharks may be able to smell blood from miles away, but they probably don't know how red it is: New research suggests sharks are color-blind. 1  The Curious Case of the Bumblebee, the Virus and the Tomato.  Giant ‘Arrows’ Seen From Space Point to a Vanished World.
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Tiger sharks (pictured) are among the 17 species that appear to lack color vision. Sharks may be able to smell blood from miles away, but they probably don't know how red it is: New research suggests sharks are color-blind. The Curious Case of the Bumblebee, the Virus and the Tomato.
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2011/01/110119-sharks-color-blind-eyes-rods-cones-australia-animals-science/
Some sharks have stripes or spots on them which are black or even yellow. The zebra shak is white with black spots. The goblin shark is pink and the swell shark is orange with black spots and epalette shark is orange and has one big black spot near the head surrounded by a band of white. Most sharks are a blue/grey color with some white underneath. A few a brown or rust colored. Some sharks have stripes or spots on them which are black or even yellow. <br /><br /> The zebra shak is white with black spots. The goblin shark is pink and the swell shark is orange with black spots and epalette shark is orange and has one big black spot near the head surrounded by a band of white.
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Most sharks are a blue/grey color with some white underneath. A few a brown or rust colored. Some sharks have stripes or spots on them which are black or even yellow. The ze…bra shak is white with black spots. The goblin shark is pink and the swell shark is orange with black spots and epalette shark is orange and has one big black spot near the head surrounded by a band of white. 47 people found this useful.
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Most of the hammerhead sharks are grey or brownish. However, the smooth hammerhead shark is olive green or dark gray-brown in the top and white underneath. Their pectoral fins have black tips. Links to other pages in this site.
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Here are the San Jose Sharks color codes if you need them for any of your digital projects. Follow this link for the rest of the NHL hex color codes for all of your favorite NHL team color codes. Pacific Teal Hex Color: #007889; RGB: (0,120,137)
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Myths and Truths About Sharks. Despite what media and movies may lead us to believe, sharks are not man eaters out to get us. Rather, they are widely diverse with more than 350 species ranging greatly in size, habitats and diet. Shark attacks are few and far between with very few species involved.
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It makes sense that sharks might be color-blind, the study team noted. Many aquatic predators—such as whales, dolphins, and seals—also appear to be color-blind, which may be because color vision isn't much use in their mostly blue-green environments.
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Sharks see contrast particularly well, especially in murky waters, so minimizing brightly colored or patterned equipment may help reduce your level of contrast in the water (Then again, in a search and rescue situation, the high contrast is an essential aid to rescuers trying to spot you in the water).
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San Jose Sharks Hex and RGB Color Codes. The San Jose Sharks team colors are Pacific Teal, black, white, and orange. Here are the San Jose Sharks color codes if you need them for any of your digital projects. Follow this link for the rest of the NHL hex color codes for all of your favorite NHL team color codes. No related posts.
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what is a sharks color
The color of shark is blue or gray. Sharks are blue or grey.