Have you ever seen a shark with 6 muscles? An American photographer photographed a 3,000-pound (about 1,360 kilograms) great white shark in Mexico, and this great white shark constantly flipped its body during the process of foraging, and the "6 muscles" obviously visible in the abdomen made everyone look at the exclamation.
American animal photographer Rodney Bursiel reportedly worked on Guadalupe Island in Mexico when he encountered a 3,000-pound great white shark weighing 3,000 pounds while foraging. So he entered the diving cage to take a close shot, only to see this huge creature constantly twisting its body and opening its mouth to bite the fish, during which it may be curious, close to the diving cage to watch the photographer and divers.
One of the highlights of the photo is the clear muscle lines on the jaw, as if it were a toned shark with "6 muscles". After the photo was exposed, the strong physique made many people exclaim! Burso said, "Being in the water with great white sharks is the complete opposite of what people think. Coming face to face with such a magnificent creature is actually quite calm!"
Bulso also pointed out that most people have a lot of unfounded fears about sharks because they misunderstand them, but sharks play a very important role in the ecosystem.
Not only the great white shark has abs, Australia has also appeared "Hulk" kangaroo, Australia's Alice Springs Kangaroo Sanctuary (The Kangaroo Sanctuary Alice Springs), a red kangaroo "Roger" because of its strong physique burst red, it is 200 cm high from beginning to end, weighs 90 kg, will exercise with the shelter staff every day, the best trick is to blast the iron barrel with bare hands.
Some netizens were surprised to doubt that "is this situation normal for kangaroos?" The park explained that in order to please the mate, the male red kangaroo will grow longer and stronger, which is a very common thing. #多样世界生生不息 #
