JUMPING SHARKS? Check out this incredible video captured by fishermen off the coast of Indian Rocks Beach in Florida! nbc4i.co/2jstDv5 (^^^) Video courtesy Kellen Keglor. | NBC4

The Walking Shark. This is the incredible Epaulette Shark that can walk. Their fins enable them to “walk” along the seabed floor, over corals, and even over land. They use this special superpower to move between rock pools at low tide to feed on trapped small fish and invertebrates, their fins allowing them to boldly go where no other predators can. They are one of the most beautiful and perfectly adapted little hunters you’ll ever see. 🎥 IG: @jacintashackleton Lady Elliot Island Eco Resort | M

Did you know? Epaulette sharks, also known as walking sharks, can walk on land using their well-developed fins! If you consider the environments that these sharks live in, which are shallow, narrow coral reef systems, it's easy to see how the ability to walk would benefit them. Evolutionary changes to their pectoral and pelvic fins have increased their strength and range of motion, so that they can navigate cracks and crevices and crannies to sniff out favorite foods like shellfish, worms, and s

Epaulette Sharks are really unique! They are great swimmers... and walkers! A lot of their movement is accomplished by “walking” with the use of its fins, it’s got a really unique style which helps them to navigate the intricacies of coral reefs and to hunt for food. Visit SEA LIFE Sydney this summer and try to find our epaulette sharks and our 12 other unique shark species! #sharksofthereef #summerofsharks | SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium