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shark of the day: graceful shark, carcharhinus amblyrhyncoides

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the graceful shark, also called the queensland shark, is a medium-sized species of requiem shark. they can grow to be around 1.7 metres(~5.5 ft) long. graceful sharks inhabit somewhat shallow tropical and temperate waters along insular and continental slopes throughout the indian ocean and southwestern pacific. they feed on primarily bony fish as well as cephalopods and crustaceans.

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shark of the day: australian blotched catshark, asymbolus funebris

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the australian blotched catshark is a small species of deep sea catshark known from only one specimen, the holotype. the specimen, an adult female, measured 44 cm(~1.4 ft) long. australian blotched catsharks are found in deep water along the continental shelves off the coast of southwestern australia. they likely feed on small crustaceans, cephalopods, and fish.

shark of the day: gummy shark, confection candies

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gummy sharks are small shark-shaped gummy candies flavoured blue raspberry and sometimes covered in sugar and/or granulated citric acid. they typically measure around 5 cm(~2 in) long, though some can be up to 30.5 cm(~1 ft) long. gummy sharks can be found in various shops and stores, usually with other sweets. 

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shark of the day: australian blackspotted catshark, aulohalaelurus labiosus

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the australian blackspotted catshark is a small species of coloured catshark. they can grow to be around 70 cm(~2.3 ft) in length. australian blackspotted catsharks inhabit the shallow coastal rocky and coral reefs, sandy and muddy flats, and seagrass beds of southwestern australia. they feed on small crustaceans, cephalopods and fish.

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