Sharks

Sand Sharks Pictures Sand sharks are commonly found in the shallow and sandy water of sea. Theirs scudding near the cosatal areas christens them the name Sand sharks. Their emergence is found in the Western Indian Ocean and the Gulf of Maine. Being brownish by their color the length of an adult Sand shark has been measured 4 to 10 fit. Their exceptional symptom is theirs floating on the sea water after gulping the air and targeting the vulnerable creature their prey for fulfilling the need of hunger. The teeth of Sand sharks are too sharp and just like the needle to capture and eat the different types of marine creatures specially the fishes of the sea. Sand Sharks Pictures

Mako Shark Pictures Mako shark can be seen leaping out of the ocean water efficiently. Despite the fact that it does not cause an attack on the humans, it has been observed that Mako shark looses its temper and jumps onto the streamer provided smelled the maligned intention of men of attempting to catch it either by net or some hook. Weighing approximately 200 kg and being 5 to 10 fit by its length the Mako shark appears to be bluish by entire parts of its body excepting its white color belly. It has been established that the female Mako sharks live longer in comparison with male Mako sharks. Average life of Mako shark is considered to be not more than 25 years by age. Being flexible by physique and stamina the Mako shark has the highest speed in comparison with its other counterpart species reaching at around 60 km/h and can exceed it much faster during the emergent situations. The Mako shark can leap out of the Ocean water up to 30 fit fight from the surface of oceanic water attra...

Sandbar Sharks Pictures Being found specially in a shallow muddy water of Massachusetts and Brazil, the Sandbar Sharks happen to be of brown color and similar in shape and size to that of Bull shark. Exceptional thing about them is that they become too active during the dawn and dusk in all kinds of activities including even hunting and their mating. The Sandbar Shark is recognized by its small and heavy rounded snout in comparison with other types of sharks. Living specially in the shallow water of harbors and estuaries the Sandbar Shark prefers to dwell in the temperate water and can swim 200 meter deeper the sea efficiently. It preys on the sea dwellers specially fishes. Being viviparous the Sandbar Shark gives 1 to 10 pups in litter at a time. Sandbar Sharks Pictures