Grey reef shark

Grey reef shark (Carcharhinus amblyrhynchos) patrolling the reef at Blue Corner dive site in Palau

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Grey reef shark. Fakarava, Tahiti.

The grey reef shark may be a bit on the small side compared to others of its kind, but it's just as deadly as any shark in the ocean. It has special senses that can "read" water currents to help find prey. When the shark attacks its victim, its jaws work like a machine to rip massive pieces of flesh from its prey.Watch Out! When a grey reef shark makes a kill, others in the area may smell the blood and begin a feeding frenzy. If one shark accidentally bites another, the victim may end up…

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grey reef shark

Grey reef shark

Carcharhinus melanopterus - Black Tip Reef Shark

grey shark in Sudan

Taken in Fiji.

Photo of a Caribbean Reef Shark(Common Name) shotted in Grand Bahama Island, Bahamas with a Canon camera

Grey reef sharks are not so heartless as previously believed. These predators have been found to form long-lasting 'friendships,' with those in their social circle and meet at the same spot everyday.

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A Caribbean reef shark swimming overhead revealing her belly. Image made off Freeport, Bahamas.

Blacktip shark by Felipe Barrio on 500px

Carcharhinus amblyrhynchos Grey reef shark