help identify shark Manly
Hi all,
I was doing some snorkeling at the fairy bower between Manly and Shelly beach and saw a group of 5 sharks, all around I'd say 80cm long.
They swim close to the bottom and the water level was about 5 to 6 meters. Hard to describe them in details, but I noticed a white spot a the top of the tail.
Just wondering what they are? Can't seem to find it on google.
If anyone has any idea, please let me know!
Thanks,
Gaetan
Contributed by GaetanG added 2008-01-28
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- JacobB added 2008-03-29
They are Dusky Whalers. Earlier in the summer they were strangly absent, but now they seem to be returning. A video of them can be seen: http://www.youtube.com/bocaj4224a
Hope this helps
- JimB added 2013-08-08
Hi everyone.I have a quandry. Can someone please tell me the difference and explain the differences between a "SHARK RAY", "SHOVEL NOSE SHARK", "SHOVEL NOSE SHARK RAY" and a "SHOVEL NOSE RAY"??? PLEEESE? Im a little confused if they are all the same family and just different species or if they are all their own family. I hope that made sense lol. Cheers. Please send explanations and any pictures of the diferences to porshespyderblackwidow@yahoo.com
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