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Small Shark ( Blind Shark)


Gatte

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Hey team!

Just thought I'd throw an image up of a shark I caught off the beach earlier this week. The closest looking relative I can find is a nurse shark or tawney nurse shark (not to be confused with the grey nurse obviously).

The main thing that stands out is the mouth it had, not as large as a typical nurse shark, in fact it more closely looked like a common stingrays mouth.

Any thoughts?

Gatts

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I know them as swell sharks. They match this description perfectly, in apperance and behavior;

 

                         http://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0004/264775/Identifying-sharks-and-rays.pdf

 

The white variety is of the beach, the saddled variety prefers rocky bottom.

 

Cheers

Thanks mate,

Great link, hopefully I'll get plenty if use out of it :)

It looks like the one I caught was a whitefin as it was a lot darker and grey. Blind shark must be a different name for then or there's a very minute difference between the two

Gatts

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