Fig. 3. Representative sample of a scalloped hammerhead shark orientation to a dipole electric field. (A) The shark is swimming within frame prior to orientation to the electric field. (B) The shark initiates an orientation to the dipole, and the distance (r) of the shark with respect to the center of the dipole is measured, as well as the angle () with respect to the dipole axis. (C) The shark swims towards the electrodes and (D) bites at the electrodes. After biting, the shark (E) swims away and (F) promptly turns back towards the electrodes. The counter in the lower right of each frame denotes the time in seconds followed by the frame number.