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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GDAaWNb10Ww

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Swimming with Leopard Sharks in La Jolla Shores, CA

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Leopard sharks are Ovoviviparous. They carry their eggs inside their bodies for about 10 to 12 months before giving birth to a litter of 7-36 pups, each about 7 inches long.

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Leopard Shark

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1. This smallish shark species is generally considered non-threatening to humans; however, in 1955 an unprovoked attack on a diver in Trinidad Bay, California was recorded. The diver was not seriously injured.

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Leopard sharks are more active at night, and congregate in large schools by size and sex. They migrate to warmer waters in the day and deeper waters at night. They are usually shy around humans and will only get aggressive if provoked. They are usually found swimming but are sometimes seen resting at the bottom.

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Leopard sharks are medium-sized sharks with long, slender bodies and broad but short snouts. They can grow to weigh around 22 pounds and reach lengths between four and seven feet, though the average is around five. Females are usually larger than males but otherwise look similar.

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The leopard shark can be found in the eastern Pacific Ocean, from Oregon to the Gulf of California.

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Since they swim close to the ocean bottom, they prey on bottom dwellers as well such as crabs, shrimp, clams, marine worms, and small fish.

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Triakis semifasciata