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The strikingly beautiful blue shark holds the record for longest distance traveled: 3,716 miles across the Atlantic, averaging nearly forty-four miles a day 
     Mating, which has not been observed, apparently is rough. The female has skin twice as thick as the male, thicker than his teeth are long! What appears to be scars of bites on females are not found on males.      The world's most abundant oceanic shark, the blue is a migrant in both the Atlantic and Pacific, but little is known about its migrations      The Grey Reef Shark is the most common shark in tropical Pacific waters, the Caribbean, and the Bahamas, and are often suspected of attacks on divers      Dark gray, dusky bronze, or ashy blue above, the blacktip's trim body is pure white or yellowish white below, with a band of dark upper color extending backward along each side, and the pale color of its lower parts extending forward

The strikingly beautiful blue shark holds the record for longest distance traveled: 3,716 miles across the Atlantic, averaging nearly forty-four miles a day 
     Mating, which has not been observed, apparently is rough. The female has skin twice as thick as the male, thicker than his teeth are long! What appears to be scars of bites on females are not found on males.      The world's most abundant oceanic shark, the blue is a migrant in both the Atlantic and Pacific, but little is known about its migrations      The Grey Reef Shark is the most common shark in tropical Pacific waters, the Caribbean, and the Bahamas, and are often suspected of attacks on divers      Dark gray, dusky bronze, or ashy blue above, the blacktip's trim body is pure white or yellowish white below, with a band of dark upper color extending backward along each side, and the pale color of its lower parts extending forward

Blue sharks eat great quantities of Squid and Bluefish. They can digest nearly three pounds of fish a day      Blue sharks can weigh up to 600 Lbs      The Black Tip Shark is one of the few sharks that do well in captivity      Blue sharks bear 20 - 135 pups at one time!      Blue sharks mate in late spring or early winter

Blue sharks usually seem merely inquisitive and shy, circling around divers and swimmers, but it has attacked people; also blamed for feeding frenzies on survivors of World War II ship sinkings      Blue sharks reach sexual maturity at 5 years of age      Blue sharks reach lengths of up to 14 Ft      A blue shark, tagged off New York City, was found 3,740 miles off the coast of Brazil, establishing for the first time that blue sharks in the Western Atlantic cross the equator      Research based on blue shark tagging has indicated that they travel with the seasons as water cools

Blue sharks appear to have mating grounds in several areas, including the north Pacific and off of Portugal      An important food fish in many places, the blue shark is also caught frequently on long-lines and drift nets set for tuna, swordfish, and other commercial fish      An estimated 6.2 to 6.5 million blue sharks are caught and killed each year      Gestation for Blue sharks is 9 Months to a Year      Blue sharks are found Worldwide in tropical and temperate seas

The Great White Sharks belongs to the group known as mackerel sharks      The hammerheads are unique in having a greatly depressed and laterally expanded head      Nurse sharks Ginglymostoma cirratum are sluggish bottom dwellers, congregating in large schools on the sea floor      This is a special photograph of Robert Cranston feeding a large blue shark, with other blues and mako sharks swimming around, 50 miles offshore from the San Diego coastline      The Mako, Isurus oxyrynchus, is a large, swift, and dangerous shark, and has been clocked swimming at 20 miles an hour, the fastest speed ever recorded for a shark

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