worlds first hybrid shark found off the coast of sydney austraila

[Hamata]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worl...Australia.html

Researchers found 57 of the new sharks along 1200 miles of coastline between New South Wales and Queensland, saying the interbreeding may be a response to climate change or fishing patterns.
Like the two parent species, the common black-tip and the Australian black-tip, the new shark is not considered dangerous - and scientists say there is no risk of the hybrids leading to a Jaws-style "mega-shark".
The hybrids were found at five locations and identified using genetic testing and body measurements. While the two parent black-tip species are closely related, they grow to different maximum sizes and are genetically distinct.

[rajpoot]

Read about this in yesterday's paper. As long as they don't grow limbs and come crawling onto land, they're OK by me.

[Fragony]

Yesterday they didn't but now they do, we are screwed