Lemon sharks are large predators that thrive in tropical mangrove ecosystems, and are o…
Lemon sharks are large predators that thrive in tropical mangrove ecosystems, and are o…
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Lemon sharks are large predators that thrive in tropical mangrove ecosystems, and are one of the most studied species as they handle captivity so well. They are social sharks, aggregating even as juveniles, and forming preferential associations with other individuals. Lemon sharks display natal philopatry, whereby a mother will return to where she was born to have her own pups. #fyp #didyouknowfacts #didyouknow #fypreels #foryoupage
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