r/sharks

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A rare piebald Lemon Shark caught and released in Florida.

Jack Appleton measures the piebald lemon shark before releasing it; the shark was mostly white with black peppering on its body.

He said in a comment that he caught it off Captiva Island, and the video clip shows him landing the lemon shark on a dock.

u/Octavian_202 — 1 day ago
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I love my job

Still one of my favorite pics. I always try to get the people in a pic next to the shark (at a respectful distance) to show their impressive size comparison.

u/Whalesharklover80mx — 13 hours ago
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still confuses me to this day on why the shark week build a bears have legs and fins 😭😭

u/chloeewillisss — 7 hours ago
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How not to behave around sharks

Saw this baby dusky get chased past me by a crowd of snorkelers today. It’s a shame because wild animals, sharks included usually reward people who behave respectfully with cool encounters. If you chase them you’ll only look at their tails, and cause them unnecessary stress. Clearly this little guy already has had enough to worry about in its life.

u/theurbanshark234 — 12 hours ago
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Tooth identification Help

Found this in Anna Maria, could you help identify please?

u/RonnieB223 — 2 days ago
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