[DOC] [TLE] Common thresher - Wikipedia [PAR] The Common thresher (Alopias vulpinus), also known by many names such as 
Atlantic thresher, Big-eye thresher, Fox shark, Green thresher, Swingletail, 
Slasher, Swiveltail, Thintail thresher, Whip-tailed shark and Zorro thresher shark, 
is the largest .... The shark overtook the small fish and swung its tail above the 
water like a... [DOC] [TLE] SHARK! by Peter Benchley  November 1967 | HOLIDAY [PAR] Feb 21, 2012 ... He seemed to lift out of the water, his legs churning wildly, his arms flailing. ... four 
sharks swimming in line, as they sometimes do, with their tails and ... They are 
the largest fish in the world, growing to almost sixty feet and weighing up to fifteen 
tons. ... Another holds that scoundrels were named for the fish. [DOC] [TLE] Swimming CASE: GSAF 1968.04.20 DATE: Saturday April 20, 1968 ... [PAR] He immediately ran into the water, dived in and swam to his son. ... flailing the 
water with his left hand. ... device, but later concluded that what he saw was the 
shark's tail or back. ... the group when they were about a quarter of the way to 
shore. ... Taking McClintock's statement as a guide, the large shark bit Steven 
four times,. [DOC] [TLE] Aquaman #2 - Fish Out of Water : DCFU - Reddit [PAR] Jul 1, 2016 ... Arthur dropped his head down onto the countertop, right between his ... He had a 
faded sleeveless shirt two sizes too large for him drooping along with him. .... 
Arthur rolled his eyes and worked his way back around the counter to .... He 
thrashed about, flailing his free arm wildly as the other sharks closed in. [DOC] [TLE] California Marine Sportfish Identification: Sharks [PAR] Oct 17, 2013 ... Other Common Names: dog shark, grayfish, Pacific grayfish, spinarola, California 
dogfish. ... It can be distinguished by its large eye; however, if you can count the 
... They are said to use their long tail as a flail to frighten or stun their prey. .... and 
must wiggle their way back into the water much like grunion. [DOC] [TLE] THE SHADOWS OF THE SEA - SI.com [PAR] Dec 4, 1989 ... People fear sharks, but they are vital to the sea. ... Perdue and his friends bolted 
across the water to the nearest boat, 50 yards away. ... It's a big ocean, and 
sharks move in the shadows. ... Another swipe, and off came the tail, blood 
gushing out of the fish's caudal artery .... The scientists had named it Moxie. [DOC] [TLE] The Cartilaginous Fish - Facts for Now - Scholastic [PAR] Nearly 400 million years ago, sharks and their kin, the rays and chimaeras, ... as 
they do todaywith delicate, tapering bodies, large eyes, and long, thin tails. ... 
Instead of shedding his sperm over eggs in the water, the male uses a pair of .... 
Its name comes from the way it herds a school of prey fish into a frightened bunch
. [DOC] [TLE] beyond the bite - Support Our Sharks [PAR] the water, we get people to the hospital quickly ... A big difference between 
sharks and rays is the way they move. A shark propels itself with the movement of 
its tail, while rays swim ... FLAILING SAILOR. ... THOUGH NAMED FOR ITS 
WHITE. [DOC] [TLE] The (Super) Official iNat Blog [PAR] Our Observation of the Week is a pair dueling Great White Sharks seen by 
serpophaga off of ... to be a scuffle between the two sharks, with tails flailing 
above the water. ... was finished, the blood pool dissipated and the sharks went 
on their way. ... diver / budding underwater photographer named Christopher 
Newbert as his... [DOC] [TLE] Adrift but Unbroken | Vanity Fair [PAR] When their bomber crashed into the vast Pacific, in 1943, Louis Zamperini, ... slim 
to noneeven before their food and water ran out and the sharks began 
attacking. ... Louie and Phil, on their way to Honolulu on their day

Question: This large shark is named for the way its tail flails in the water
Answer: Thresher