If you like Jurassic Park (1993) then you will like this one, this is another film with animals who become smart. I love this film to death I love it so damn much. From the actors, the plot, the story, music score, stunts and real practical effects no stupid CGI, I love movies like that. I enjoy this film it is my favorite shark film, a lot of peoples are going for Jaws this is my favorite monster shark movie. The idea about Alzheimer's disease making sharks smart was brilliant. It is fast paced, entertaining action horror flick.
#DEEP BLUE SHARK LENGTH MOVIE#
It is my childhood movie I saw it as a kid, I never had a problems with the film. Carter Blake is my favorite Thomas Jane role he played. I am a fan of the actor and this one The Punisher (2004) and Thursday (1998) are his favorite roles. Since blue sharks are highly migratory, the IUCN has reported them as native to the waters of 150 countries.Deep Blue Sea (1999) is my favorite shark monsters horror film and favorite film of Thomas Jane.As a result, female blue sharks have evolved to have an extra thick layer of skin. The blue shark has a bizarre yet captivating mating ritual in which the male repeatedly bites the female.Since the late 1500s, there have only been 13 recorded Blue Shark attacks on humans.Within these packs, the blue sharks fall in line with a hierarchy and tend to display aggressive behaviors, hence the nickname “wolves of the sea.” Instead, the species forms groups or packs based on gender and size. Blue Sharks don’t typically swim their long journeys alone.While a “near dangered” status is not as severe as full-blown endangered, the world needs to treat it as such otherwise, the blue shark will end up in that category or worse. If overfishing and climate change continue as is, the likelihood of the blue shark becoming critically endangered increases. The female blue shark will carry the embryo for 9-12 months before giving birth.Ī post shared by Gabo Velázquez shark’s near endangered status means that it is currently not critically threatened or endangered to go extinct but can potentially be soon. While blue sharks are migratory creatures, they settle for a short period to mate in shallower water than they typically stick to. This coloring and contrast allow the blue shark to camouflage quickly and easily in the open ocean. However, that distinctive color fades as it curves around the body resulting in a stark white underbelly. Still, it is distinctive because it resides closer to the pelvic fins than to the pectoral fins. The shark’s color is evident because of the name it’s blue. The shark’s dorsal fin is around the average size considering the shark’s overall size compared to other species. Its snout is rounded, set between two large eyes, and equally as slim as its body but broader than its mouth. Just as the blue shark’s body is lengthy, its pectoral fins are as well with pointed tips. Given the disparity in length between males and females, the blue shark differs slightly concerning weight but still averages about 250 pounds when fully grown.
The blue shark has a slender, elongated body that measures between six and seven feet from tip to tail for average matured males while matured females measure a few centimeters longer. The blue shark gets its name from its vibrant blue appearance, but it differentiates itself from the other shark species in its general size and other distinguishing physical characteristics.
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