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The leopard shark is known to live 30 years taking more than a decade to reach maturity.They only grow to about 4 or 5 feet.

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Leopard Sharks live on the ocean floor, just about a foot or so off the ground. They do that because, just like other sharks, they don't have swim bladders that other fish have for buoyancy. Instead of that, they store oil in their enormous livers. The oil helps counterbalance their own weight but, they still stay slightly less buoyant and tend to sink, they don't swim

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Leopard sharks can reach 8 mph, although the leopard shark cruise between 1 and 4 mph most of the time.

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Leopard sharks feed primarily on small fish. Their diet includes  crabs, shrimp, fat innkeeper worms and fish such as  bat rays, and a variety of fish eggs.

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Baby sharks are called pups. Unlike most fish, which lay eggs, mother leopard sharks keep their eggs inside their bodies until they hatch.

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The Triakis semifasciata, or more known as the leopard shark live in kelp forests from Oregon to Mexico, Mazatlan, and the Gulf of California.