Have you visited Paulette the epaulette shark in the IMAG Animal Lab? You might have caught her doing something very interesting! Epaulette sharks are also known as walking sharks due to their ability to walk on their fins across sandy reef bottoms or tide pools, and as you can see, they're dextrous enough to walk backwards. All the better to go sniffing through the sand for snacks! Come check out Paulette and other amazing animals like axolotls, snakes, and more in the IMAG Animal Lab! #myfortm

Did you know? Epaulette sharks like the IMAG's Paulette are capable of parthenogenesis (reproduction by a female alone, without a male). Since they're also known to eat their eggs, we've brought this clutch to Stingray Bay, to keep an eye on them and see if they become viable. #myfortmyers #topicthursday #sharksofig #didyouknow | IMAG History & Science Center

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