Facts: The Sandbar Shark

Quick facts about this large coastal shark that is vulnerable to overfishing! The sandbar shark (Carcharhinus plumbeus, thickskin shark, brown shark). Sandbar shark facts!
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Michael, Scott W.. Reef Sharks and Rays of the World. N.p., Prostar Publications, 2005.
Hoover, John P.. The Ultimate Guide to Hawaiian Reef Fishes, Sea Turtles, Dolphins, Whales, and Seals. United States, Mutual Pub., 2008.
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[@robertfly5991]

Extremely cool I like how the dorsal fin makes them look

[@thomasthegreatape808]

Exactly

[@agentray]

As long as they don't eat us everybody's cool

[@AniFam]

Their ability to see in dark or murky water is amazing~
Thank you for sharing this informative video!🤗

[@thomasthegreatape808]

Tiger, Bull Bluntnose- Sevengill or Cow Sharks are also capable of that

[@lrn_news9171]

One of the most beautiful sharks love the tall dorsal fin

[@danielmcguire7752]

Don't worry they won't eat us

[@mondraymondo]

At first I thought they just look like generic shark that can easily get mixed up with other species... then I saw the dorsal fin. wow thats huge! They're like the opposite of silkies who have small dorsal but large pectoral fin. Thank u

[@urbansetter1]

I see them on Long Island all the time.

[@anotherprofile7954]

great videos👍

[@chisaquaticvibe6524]

Amazing!

[@fruityautism]

The voice though 😤 Soothing, exactly the opposite of ZFRANK1

[@popkorn6844]

can you please do one on piglet squid, piglet squids are so unknown and mysterious as a species and i really wanna know more

[@yuchitrevorching9677]

sandbar sharks are closely related to bull sharks
the differences: sandbar sharks have fins that like sandbar
and bull shark can live on freshwater

[@nightgoblinspearman]

My dude why your dorsal fin so big chill out

[@titaniumdiveknife]

Evil fishermen! How dare they.

[@SIDEKICKONYOUTUBE]

(whispers) why are you whispering ?

[@blessedstarkey4783]

Sandy 🏝

[@blessedstarkey4783]

🚫🪝🛥️⛴️🦈🍜

[@blessedstarkey4783]

🍽️🐙🦑🦀🦐🥚😋

[@brentjustinchua2422]

shut up! He ordered and he bumped them really hard.