I'd assume hammerheads are built to turn fast as they hunt prey buried in the ocean bottom. The shape of their head is to maximize their ability to maximize their ability to sense the electrical signals from the preys nervous system. A shark that does hunting in the open ocean would be more optimized for speed.
4xvbgvn2ct1337
Dodge, Duck, Dip Dive and….Dodge
HawkmanXLII
Fly, Sea-Flap-Flap, fly!
upsidedownyhead
Hid under the boat?
nelllybellly1
Saquon Barkley of mantas.
DignamWhenAskedaQuestion
That Manta Ray deserves whatever that fisherman caught that day. What do they even eat ?
BoblovesMac31415101
All sorts of stuff, lots of crabs and molluscs from the seabed but certainly eat from the mid water as well.
hmoof
I'm fast as fuck boi.
trinxter
You have to be clever if you are going to survive as prey.
Mostlydeadpool
the shark is swimming for a snack, the ray is swimming for it's life.
TCooley79
kn1fe79
best gif ever
FailedMitosis
Dark Souls veteran, I see.
Blakeadelic
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VosperOfAntarctica
You may have bested me in two dimensions, but I have a SECRET third dimension!
Mostlydeadpool
"He is intelligent, but not experienced. His pattern indicates two dimensional thinking."
frenofafren
esopillar34
Rayquon Barkley
IBentMyWookie
QueefSlurper6372
If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a Hammerhead
Asadsadsadclown
Dodging a sting ray on the other hand has proven to be somewhat difficult.
dizzyturtle
You win the internet today.
QueefSlurper6372
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QueefSlurper6372
WellThatsOriginal
I can wrench a Dodge. Can I also wrench a hammerhead?
QueefSlurper6372
Uscombs
Is he ded?
QueefSlurper6372
Only on the inside, like all of us.
Uscombs
Quick and deep, nice. +1
Regeny
I believe the ray hid near the boat.
gardenias
I did not know mantas could move that fast, nor that sharks could turn on a dime like that. Damn, nature.
knotydes
Cartilage skeleton baby.
lightfantasticem172
They're built to do exactly that, evolution is a fabulous thing. shame went stopped a while ago ...
DignamWhenAskedaQuestion
if you would go swimming , you would find out. Do the science , find out.
gardenias
Swimming with sharks? No thank you. Rays? Maybe.
SciencePetsComputers
I'd assume hammerheads are built to turn fast as they hunt prey buried in the ocean bottom. The shape of their head is to maximize their ability to maximize their ability to sense the electrical signals from the preys nervous system. A shark that does hunting in the open ocean would be more optimized for speed.
imakeeper
Looks to be a type of eagle ray, mantas have cephalic lobes on the front of their heads. And yes, they are nimble!