Super excited to observe the entire unloading process of a US longline fleet which targets bigeye tuna! The last photo shows a poor bigeye was brutally bitten by cookiecutter shark five times before being loaded onboard. pic.twitter.com/tEe0iWiXUk

— Haikun Xu (@HaikunXu) February 2, 2019

The cookiecutter shark has a cute name for a horrifying habit of cutting small holes out of its prey. Learn more in our Marine Life Encyclopedia: https://t.co/4mR9HrmNGd pic.twitter.com/1qxJuYrOs3

— Oceana (@oceana) November 2, 2019

Swordfish missing circle-shaped chunks of flesh hauled in by fishers. What bit it? https://t.co/qPPXC81GS8

— Live Science (@LiveScience) July 27, 2023

It's called the cookie-cutter shark because it takes large, round, cookie-cutter-shaped bites out of its prey.😳

Learn about this and other sharks in our @NMNH this #SharkWeek: https://t.co/pHQwdRPR3f pic.twitter.com/D78m65YLos

— Smithsonian (@smithsonian) July 13, 2021

今年ダルマザメめっちゃ多いな…
感覚的には例年の2〜3倍かなぁ、抉らないといけないので製品にならんのよね😢

まぁ漁師の選別が甘いってのも有りますが pic.twitter.com/ttigm3A3RY

— 多田水産 (@tada2547) March 25, 2021