Welcome to Freaky Fana Friday, where every Friday we take a little time and explore some of the freaks of nature from around the planet we cherish so deeply.

So please jump aboard and let's explore the wilds together.

Ah! Welcome back to Freaky Ivana Rine. I am the great and peaceful mystery. And I'm Jay.

And today we're going to talk about one of my favorite animals. Ooh, a fish? It is a fish. I knew it. But that's always kind of the joke, isn't it? Why favorite animals of fish? Well, no, it's all these animals. I love all of them. Oh, they're all one of your favorites. There's very few animals. I don't hate any animal, but there's very few animals that I'm like, I don't like. And the ones I really don't like are domestic. Let's just say house cats. And it's not even, like, if you keep your house cat in the house, they're fine. Right. They're just very environmentally destructive.

Trying to think what else you don't like, though. Common carp, rabbits, domestic rabbits, and it's the fur,

and it's nothing to do with rabbits. I just don't like the fur. Oh, I like whatever my tism is.

Oh, I think it's nice and soft and warm. But today we're going to talk about tiger sharks. Oh, okay. I've got to see these guys in the wild a couple times. Little ones, relatively speaking, you know, six foot long. Okay. But that size, they're very thin. They don't get really stocky until they're, like, above 10 feet. But yeah, tiger sharks, tiger sharks are a species of the family.

Carr, Car, Affilidae, which is, you know, some of your most famous sharks belong to that.

It's well known for its extremely large size and it's aggressive hunting behaviors.

Yeah, that's all I know about them.

And we'll talk about that.

Yeah.

Aggressive, it's, it's, I don't like using that word for sharks

because tiger sharks are extremely curious animals.

And like great whites, they have their sensory organs are in their mouth.

Okay.

So they actually have an organ inside their gum line that tells them chemical composition of things. Oh, wow. So they're chewers? They have to. They don't have hands. Right. And they're very curious animals. So you'll see tiger sharks. We'll talk about some of their things they do. But they'll bite, and it's not because they're aggressive, per se.

It's because they're curious, but we are soft compared to them.

Right, yeah.

We don't want to get bit by a tiger shark.

Don't go in the ocean.

It's like you've got a gusher, and you want to know what that flavor inside is like.

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