A threshing machine whips back and forth—much like the shark’s tail fin. The tail also resembles a scythe, traditionally used to cut hay with a similar swinging motion.

Thresher sharks are back off the Seacoast—sleek, strange, and swinging nine-foot tails.

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The Department of Conservation is searching for a great white shark seen in Waikato with a rope around its tail. The three-metre shark was spotted in Kāwhia ...

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A shark named Moon was seen biting his tail, Colorado zoo said. This could be a behavior caused by pain or injury so vets ordered a CT scan.

A shark named Moon was seen biting his tail, Colorado zoo said. This could be a behavior caused by pain or injury so vets ordered a CT scan.