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The Bouncing Titty Shark is named for its peculiar dorsal fin, which, unlike the rigid, sharp fins of most sharks, is soft, buoyant, and oscillates with the rhythm of the ocean's waves. This fin resembles, in a humorous and exaggerated way, the bouncing motion of, well, you can guess. These sharks are of moderate size, about 6 to 8 feet long, with a sleek, torpedo-shaped body that's perfect for swift, playful maneuvers through the water. Their skin is a dazzling array of colors, from a deep sea blue to vibrant turquoise, speckled with bioluminescent spots that light up in the dark depths, making them look like underwater disco balls.