His arms look rather weird... especially the left one. Apparently it has no joints whatsoever, no wonder he can't defend himself.

Llollt said:
His arms look rather weird... especially the left one. Apparently it has no joints whatsoever, no wonder he can't defend himself.

hes a shark ... he has no joints

You, a great white let a tiger shark bitch you?
Keep swimmin' dude. And I don't just mean to stay alive.

alekpo said:
hes a shark ... he has no joints

Dude, really. Sharks don't have bones, it doesn't mean they don't have joints.

They have one main "bone" running down their backs. But it's not really a bone considering it's made of cartaladge.

Why are we arguing actual shark anatomy when it comes to anthro sharks?

They also have those classic shark features like hair, to keep them warm during those cold ocean winters, nippled breasts, to feed their young the milk that they produce, and navals, which remain from when they were fed through umbilical cords while they gestated inside the mother shark.

All sarcasm aside, I would think one of you anatomy Nazis would point out the fact that they both have BIG, floppy ears. These two are barely sharks, which is not part of the cetacean order.

YAAA damn fucktards its a verry nice picture i like it good work ;)

Fuck their anatomy they're out of the water in alley. Unless this Atlantis they should be in the ocean where the rest of the marine life, lives. Oh and its a picture on e621 where rule 34 is intact.

Who gives a FUCK about how they look? It's sexy, she has huge tits, and screw anatomy/physics!

Yog'Sothoth said:
Dude, really. Sharks don't have bones, it doesn't mean they don't have joints.

Having bones is sort of a prerequisite to having joints.

ʎ_Fennec_Fox_ʎ said:
Having bones is sort of a prerequisite to having joints.

Not really. The term "joint" generally applies to any connection allowing movement between two separate objects, and in anatomy it can be applied to skeletons (not exclusively bone skeletons) as well as exoskeletons. However, seeing as these are anthopomorphic sharks, the laws of human anatomy apply more directly than that of sharks; as such, those arms would in reality very much require joints.

TL;DR Stop discussing high-brow anatomy shit; his arms look strange is all.

Yog'Sothoth said:
Dude, really. Sharks don't have bones, it doesn't mean they don't have joints.

And that's where you go wrong bro, they have bones made from cartilage, the same shit your nose is made from. And a small hint, if you get the chance to touch a shark, don't rub it from the tail to the head unless you want your whole hand shredded open. They're scales, when rubbed the wrong way, have the same effect as a brand new butcher's knife blade ((A.K.A. A Meat Cleaver))

LCPD said:
And that's where you go wrong bro, they have bones made from cartilage, the same shit your nose is made from. And a small hint, if you get the chance to touch a shark, don't rub it from the tail to the head unless you want your whole hand shredded open. They're scales, when rubbed the wrong way, have the same effect as a brand new butcher's knife blade ((A.K.A. A Meat Cleaver))

Uhm, I'm on your side dude. I said they didn't have bones, as in bone bones. Also those scales are called denticles.

ummm... ouch

Eu gosto de fêmeas no topo.