The first breed of hybrid sharks in the world has been discovered by scientists in Australian waters and this is evidence that predators are finally adapting to climate change. This has been brought about by mating the Australian black-tip shark with its counterpart the common black-tip shark. Shark hybrids have never been heard of before and this is a newly discovered phenomenon that is bound to revolutionize the scientific world as we know it. Collin Simpfedorfer, a researcher from James Cook University said that initial studies showed that the hybrids were highly robust with various generations discovered across 57 specimens investigated.