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Bull shark
Carcharhinus leucas
Common names — estuary shark, river whaler, Swan River whaler shark
Carcharhinus leucas
Common names — estuary shark, river whaler, Swan River whaler shark
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Migration
Blue sharks hold the record for the longest known migrations among all shark species! These sleek, fast swimmers are found in oceans all over the world and are the most abundant of all shark species.
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Bull sharks are large and stocky with a grey dorsal (upper) surface and pale to white underbelly. They have:
Bull sharks may grow to a length of 340 cm.
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Drone footage of a blue shark
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