Jump to content
Mayhem Requiem
science

Offspring of 'Big Bull' shark had been found


FfFfFfFF

Featured Posts

FfFfFfFF

NationalGeographic_2738083.jpg

Marine ecologist Neil Hammerschlag has caught and released a lot of sharks in his day. But there’s no question the most memorable was the thousand-pound female bull shark named Big Bull, one of the largest specimens on record. 

“It literally took my breath away,” says Hammerschlag, director of the Shark Research and Conservation Program at the University of Miami.  Most bull sharks are around seven feet long—Big Bull was 10 feet. 

0000014f-9363-deef-a9ef-b36fe82e0001_16x9.jpg?w=636&h=358

In an incredible turn of events, three bull sharks caught and sampled along the Florida coast in recent years were found to be offspring of the legendary mama shark, Hammerschlag says in the show “Biggest Bull Shark,” premiering July 13 on National Geographic’s SharkFest.

Finding sons and daughters of a known shark is relatively rare. “I mean, you’re literally looking for—not a needle in a haystack—but a needle in the world’s oceans,” he says.

Source - https://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/article/offspring-of-one-of-worlds-biggest-bull-sharks-found

Link to post
Share on other sites

Mother of Puppies

The shark on the 2nd pic is a great white though :ohwell:

THEY CALL ME LADY MOP
Link to post
Share on other sites

voltron92
2 hours ago, MotherOfPuppies said:

The shark on the 2nd pic is a great white though :ohwell:

Maybe Big Bull adopted her kids.

Link to post
Share on other sites

FfFfFfFF
11 hours ago, MotherOfPuppies said:

The shark on the 2nd pic is a great white though :ohwell:

I'm sorry. It was in the part of the article mentioning the species that can devour humans. :bradley:

Link to post
Share on other sites

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

×
×
  • Create New...