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Salvador Nava,Joshua Aguilar,Jose Toledo,Gerardo Herrera
Period 2 T4

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One cool fact about the leopard shark is that they keep their eggs inside  their bodies until they hatch and also where these Leopard Sharks are located in the Pacific Coast from Oregon to Mexico.These animals are also not Endangered these are classified as least concer

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Jeff's Explorer Series: Sharks http://www.jeffcorwinbooks.com In this first of its kind multi-sensory eBook, you will learn all you ever wanted to know about sharks with pictures, videos, and fun facts. You will see these amazing animals in a new light, as never before seen edited videos narrated by Jeff Corwin shows different species of shark in their natural environments.

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Amazing facts about the most spotted shark at the Similan Islands.

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Why are these animals called Leopard Sharks?

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Why are these animals called Leopard Sharks?

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The the reason why these animals are called Leopard Sharks is because they come from a family of sharks and they have the coloration of a Leopard. Also when Leopard sharks are small they have small dots and when they mature they grow there stripes.

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Leopard sharks feed primarily on benthic invertebrates and small fish. Their diet includes invertebrates such as crabs,shrimp,octopus,fat innkeeper worms(Urechis Caupo),clam siphons, and fish such as midshipmen,sanddabs, shiner perch, bat rays, smoothhounds, and a variety of fish eggs

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So that facts of these kind of sharks is that the scientific name of this shark is Triakis Semifasciata and also these sharks weigh about 40 pounds they are also about four to five feet long and also their life span is about 30 years but it also takes about a decade for this shark to mature

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We saw 4 species in only 4ft of water off the beautiful beach of La Jolla in San Diego. We came cross Leopard Sharks, Shovel nose, stingrays and eagle rays.The video was shot with a GoPro so forgive the shake in it at times.