Wobbegong sharks, part of the genus Orectolobus ... Since 1962, bronze whalers have been involved in 15 shark attacks, with only one fatality reported. These sharks are often seen near shore ...

When someone says "shark," the first images that come ... wait for their prey to get close enough for them to attack. This particular wobbegong species lives at depths of up to 131 feet on the ...

If that doesn’t work, the shark has a trick up its sleeve. It uses its tail as a lure, waving it back and forth to draw its prey ever closer. When the prey is in range, the Wobbegong strikes.