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Bull Shark (carcharhinus leucas) is an animal of the fish type. It usually inhabits shallow and tropical waters. The weight of the animal is about 90kg - 230kg (200lbs - 500lbs) and average life span is 16 - 25 years. Human, tiger sharks are the dangerous creatures for bull sharks. See the table below to learn more facts.

Facts about bull sharks
NameBull Shark
TypeFish
PredatorsHuman, tiger sharks
LifestyleSolitary
Distinctive FeaturesFlat, rounded snout and two dorsal fins
FamilyCarcharhinidae
PhylumChordata
Weight90kg - 230kg (200lbs - 500lbs)
Size (L)2.1m - 3.5m (7ft - 11.5ft)
Life Span16 - 25 years
OrderCarcharhiniformes
ClassChondrichthyes
KingdomAnimalia
GenusCarcharhinus
ColourBlue, grey
DietCarnivore
Scientific NameCarcharhinus leucas
Skin TypeScales
Conservation StatusLeast concern
Main PreyFish, sharks, stingray
HabitatShallow and tropical waters
Average Litter Size10
Top Speed40km/h (25mph)
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Description Grey reef shark. File:Grey Reef Shark in Bora Bora.jpg
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