Sharks, Sarah Mathis, Rainbow Vixen [books for 10th graders .TXT] 📗

Behavior: This is an active shark and is often seen spinning and leaping above the surface. The shark migrates to deeper water in winter. In contests for food this species gives way to Galapagos sharks, C. galapagensis , and silvertip sharks, C. albimarginatus.

This is an inshore shark found in shallow coastal waters; it often encountered in estuaries and river mouths. and their teeth are Erect symmetrical teeth with finely serrated edges in both jaws. Teeth of the upper jaw are broad with narrow cusps, and teeth of the lower jaw are narrow. Males mature at 5.9 ft [1.8 m], females mature at 6 ft [1.83 m]. The largest shark caught was an 8.1 ft [2.47 m] female.

Publication Date: 12-16-2015

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Dedication:
This book is about sharks, I decided to write this to inform people about them. I love them, their just misunderstood and majestic creatures. They also are going extinct.