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FAQs about Coldwater
Sharks in Captivity Identification Related Articles: Coldwater Sharks,
Leopard Sharks,
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Cold Water Systems, Blacktip
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Coldwater Shark Disease,
Coldwater Shark Reproduction,
Leopard Sharks,
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Reef Sharks, Nurse Sharks,
Coldwater Systems, Sharks in General, Shark
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An albino port Jackson shark
The below link is to a short article about an
leucistic "albino" shark. A funny error in one of the
first lines of the article though:
"As adults, they reach a maximum of just three or four
feet and feed on a variety of crustaceans such as
oysters, mussels and crabs."
Heehee... what wrong with this sentence boys and
girls? :)
<Har! Am feeding Harry (shell nut friend formerly of Amgen) and Kate (a
vivacious diver-employee of Big Island Divers... as other friends are out with
their wives for a romantic do...) a real crustacean (local palinurid from diving
last night). Bob>
Ant-
http://www.flmnh.ufl.edu/fish/sharks/innews/specialyellow2004.html
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