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Species Profile: The Crocodile Shark
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Species Profile: The Crocodile Shark

ByShark Blogger November 28, 2020October 4, 2021

The crocodile shark is a pelagic shark that got its name for its vigorous and continuous snapping when caught. Find out all the facts about this small shark with a powerful bite relative its size.

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Species Profile: The False Catshark
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Species Profile: The False Catshark

ByShark Blogger September 17, 2020October 4, 2021

Find out about the False Catshark, so named for its cat-like eyes but clear differences from actual catsharks. This shark has a wide gape that makes it look like it’s actually smiling at you.

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Species Profile: The Port Jackson Shark
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Species Profile: The Port Jackson Shark

ByShark Blogger August 13, 2020October 4, 2021

The Port Jackson shark is one of the shark species that don’t have to keep moving to breathe. Also, it has a unique method of getting rid of unwanted stomach contents: it just turns its stomach inside out and spits the object in question out of its mouth.

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Species Profile: The Bronze Whaler Shark
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Species Profile: The Bronze Whaler Shark

ByShark Blogger August 11, 2020October 4, 2021

The Bronze Whaler shark is a large and powerful shark that is hard to distinguish from other requiem sharks thereby making it a candidate for mistaken identity. It’s also known for attacking spear fishers for their catch.

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Species Profile: The Spinner Shark
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Species Profile: The Spinner Shark

ByShark Blogger July 25, 2020October 4, 2021

As its name suggests, the Spinner Shark is known for the spectacular spinning leaps it makes. Unfortunately, it’s now threatened from many angles especially by commercial fisheries and sports fishermen.

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