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Same with most sharks. They have to bite you to know what you are, most shark attacks are quick strikes and then they let the victim go.
by DamnYuppie 11y ago
Same with most sharks. They have to bite you to know what you are, most shark attacks are quick strikes and then they let the victim go.
- thesagan 11y agoReally? Wow, a lot to learn in this thread! Seems like we might not be very palatable for many creatures (or are just too bizarre for them to eat).
- pavel_lishin 11y agoWe just don't taste like the food they usually eat. Someone who's never had kimchi, or any spicy food, might react similarly on the first bite.
- pbhjpbhj 11y agoIs that different to how such sharks usually hunt larger prey? I could imagine it being a good technique, bite retreat and wait for the prey to weaken/die; rather than having a thrashing, struggling creature next to your head.
- DamnYuppie 11y agoThey generally don't let go if it is prey.