Great white sharks might be able to change the color of their skin for camouflage.. In the new National Geographic Sharkfest documentary called Camo Sharks, Ryan Johnson, a shark biologist from ...

The camo shark is supposed to be a cute reference to one of Rihanna's dates with the Degrassi alum, who took her to an aquarium in Toronto and bought her a stuffed animal shark.

Blue sharks possess a secret hidden in their skin: a sophisticated arrangement of microscopic crystals and pigments that ...

A unique nanostructure in their skin that produces their iconic blue coloration may also enable them to change color.

Rihanna originally got the camo-print shark body art on her ankle back in 2016 as an apparent nod to her then-beau Drake — who had a matching tattoo on his forearm. By. Jen Juneau.

“Camo shark for my dear friend @badgalriri,” tattoo artist Bang Bang captioned a black-and-white photo on Instagram of Rihanna’s new ankle ink on Thursday, September 1.

Back in 2016, Rihanna added a camo-print shark tattoo to her ever-expanding collection of body art — inspired, it was believed, by a date she'd gone on with Drake.The rapper also had a matching ...

The camo shark was initially believed by Rihanna and Drake shippers to be a reference to the toy Drake got Rihanna during their aquarium date. Actually, that's putting it mildly.

If for some reason you still doubt that Rihanna and Drake are an item, then the “Work” singer’s new ink might change your mind. Following Drake’s show in Miami this week, RiRi flew in her ...

UPDATED 4:50 p.m. E.T.: Bang Bang couldn't confirm the inspiration behind the tattoo, but he told Complex via email, "I can only say it's personal, I've seen many people online guessing what the ...