Catatonic: characterized by a marked lack of movement, activity, or expressionSharks are massaged until they basically hypnotize them. It is only good for about 10 minutes, then the sharks start to come out of it. I have also seen it happen when sharks are flipped on their backs. Fish will do the same thing. They did it recently in an Australian aquarium so they could artificially inseminate a shark.It is called a catatonic state. ts like a paralysis..it’s done two differnt ways..Smaller sharks:get flipped upside down.Whereas bIgger sharks (Ex: tiger, great white, and some reef sharks)have what you’d call “sweet spots” where if you touch there nose LIGHTLY and rub it it totally freezes almost instantly and doesnt move at all. though there still dangerous cause they can easliy bite back as soon as you stop petting it.they found that sharks actually enjoy the “sweet spot” and will most the time come back to you for it. it acts almost cuddly..and they also found that most the time it was females.
Prior to joining the Women’s Everest Team, she has numerous trekking experiences in Malaysia, Tasmania, Australia, Nepal, Taiwan and has led an expedition to Thailand. An independent traveler, Li Hui has backpacked across Canada, Vietnam and Australia and spent a season skiing in Vancouver.