We've heard that ants, though small, can turn elephants over. Thousands of miles of long causeways will also collapse in ant nests. It can be seen that this seemingly weak creature can also erupt with great power, which is one of the laws of balance in the world. There are also such examples in the deep sea where the weak prevail over the strong. There is a small shark, although compared to the shark species, the figure is too exquisite, only 42 to 56 centimeters, but just like Liu Bei praised Zhao Zilong, it is a guts. Although its torso is small, it can pluck the whiskers of the tiger and make enemies of a large number of marine creatures. What is even more unimaginable is that their survival methods are so clever that they are invincible, and they only eat the share of the other, and the other is difficult to catch himself.
This small, flexible shark called the Dharma shark, usually has large eyes, a small dorsal fin, and a long tail fin, and its entire body resembles a large cylinder. Although this dharma shark is short, it is very tough, and they have three types: the most common is the cigar Dharma shark, which people know more; in addition, the Brazilian Dharma shark, which lives in the waters of tropical South America; and the rarest haunted is the lip Dharma shark, which has only been occasionally found in the South China Sea, either because there are not many lip Dharma sharks in the South China Sea itself, or because this Dharma shark is indeed mysterious and can only glimpse its scales and half claws through occasional opportunities.
There are indeed many animals in the deep sea that are unknown, and seven points of the human planet are water and three points are land. In terms of size, the ocean itself is full of too many mysteries relative to the land.
In the vast and vast ocean, there are countless creatures beyond our imagination, and some creatures are even terrifying. A creature like the Dharma shark is actually very scary, and its fierceness cannot be ignored because of its small size. It's fierce because it has a special row of teeth. Usually, the upper jaw teeth of the Dharma shark, about twenty or thirty particles, are about 10 more than the lower jaw, and the most significant feature is that the teeth in the lower jaw are very small and narrow, while the upper jaw is some giant moles that resemble large triangles.
Such a special shape is the hardware condition that the Dharma shark claims to be fierce and terrifying, coupled with its powerful sucking ability, which makes countless large marine creatures attacked by it, and there is no choice. Because of its small size and strong bite force, flexibility and fierceness, it makes sharks and whales invincible.
Dharma sharks feed mainly on crustaceans and mollusks such as squid, but this does not seem to satisfy their desires. Challenge the large sea creatures and eat the meat from these sea creatures as if they can greatly stimulate their senses and enjoy them. If they do swim towards a deep-sea blue whale, they will swim to the side of the blue whales, then take a shot, use their small teeth to bite the muscles it is aiming at, and then suck tightly, and then make a 360-degree turn, circle around the meat they are aiming, and instantly get the loot.
In this way, the blue whale, although angry, can not effectively eliminate this hateful enemy fish, just as people can only complain about the flea that bites itself, the blue whale can only swim grayly, it seems that although the large creature looks domineering, it is not able to deter all the small things.
Of course, Dharma sharks don't always survive, and sometimes they'll be found to be on the plate of tuna. It's just that such cases are relatively rare, but there are still many big fish that have been bitten by them. It is said that once experts visited a large number of blue whales in New Zealand and found that more than 90% of them had been bitten by Dharma sharks, which is not a small number, which shows the horror of Dharma killing.
If we extend our imagination a little more: since the common Brazilian and cigar Dharma sharks are so powerful, what about the more mysterious cigar Dharma sharks? Did they exist for the sake of larger sea creatures? If there were large creatures in the deep sea that were more terrifying than large whales and sharks, they might also be attacked by the Damo shark, after all, this is also a balanced natural law.
In addition, the Dharma shark is not only interested in meat, but also seems to be quite curious about submarines. In the 1980s, there were about 30 American submarines floating in the Atlantic Ocean, each of which was a real iron beast. But Dharma sharks just don't believe in evil, bite first, didn't expect them to be really fierce! It actually left many bite marks on the submarine, and some positions can even bite out a hole, fortunately, the submarine itself has a thick outer layer and strong defense, otherwise there is really a "worry about life".
You must know that if the whole body of the ship is made of wood, I am afraid it will be difficult to escape this fate. In the past, when the ancients conducted ship battles, an important idea was to take the iron hammer to the enemy ship and poke out holes of different sizes, so that the hull could enter the water and sink. People often have a fear of large creatures, and in fact sometimes more imperceptible dangers are caused by small things.
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