A guide to Australian sharks - Australian Geographic
WEBJul 10, 2013 · Learn about the whale shark, the world's largest living fish, and other shark species in Australian waters. Find out their habitats, diets, threats and how to minimise encounters with them.
11 Shark Species You May Spot in Australia's Oceans - Culture …
WEBMar 2, 2018 · Learn about the diversity and distribution of sharks in Australian waters, from the fearsome great white to the harmless pygmy. Discover their characteristics, habitats, diets and how to encounter them safely.
Shark species identification - VFA
WEBMay 24, 2024 · There are over 500 shark species in the world, approximately 180 of which are found in Australian waters. Of all of these species, only a handful pose a potential threat to people swimming, diving, fishing and surfing in the marine environment.
Shark species - The Australian Museum
WEBLearn about different shark species from ancient shark ancestors to the largest and fastest sharks and discover 3D interactive models.
All about Australian sharks
WEBJul 10, 2013 · It’s widespread and common in tropical and temperate waters worldwide; its Australian range stretches from Broome, WA, to Brisbane, Queensland, including Tasmania. While not aggressive towards humans, this is a large, powerful shark.
Sharks and rays in Australian waters - DCCEEW
WEBLearn about the diversity, conservation and management of sharks and rays in Australian waters. Find out which species are threatened, endangered or protected under various laws and conventions.
Sharks in Australia - American Oceans
WEBAustralia is home to over 180 different species of sharks, with some of the most commonly found species including the great white shark, tiger shark, bull shark, and bronze whaler shark. There are also many species of smaller sharks that are commonly found in Australian waters, such as the Port Jackson shark and the wobbegong shark.
Sharks Of The Australian Coast
WEBLearn about the diverse and amazing shark species that live along the Australian coast, from the largest Whale Shark to the unique Wobbegong. Discover their habitats, diets, behaviors, and threats in this comprehensive guide.
Sharks | Australian Fisheries Management Authority - afma.gov.au
WEBSeveral species of shark are protected in Australia. These include: grey nurse shark; great white shark; dwarf sawfish; green sawfish; shortfin mako; porbeagle; school shark; Harrisson’s dogfish; southern dogfish. Fishing and sharks – how they interact. Sharks can interact with many types of fishing gear.
About Sharks - SharkSmart
WEBThe word 'shark' is used to describe a broad range of aquatic creatures, but not all sharks are dangerous to humans. Nearly all shark bites in coastal waters are attributed to just three species: White sharks (also known as great white sharks and white pointers), bull sharks and tiger sharks.
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