How To Use Bull shark In A Sentence
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They probably get the name "bull shark" 'cause they're so big and stocky. I kinda think of them more as the "pit bull of the seas.
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In a new study, scientists looked at the retinas of 17 shark species caught off the coasts of eastern and western Australia, including tiger sharks and bull sharks.
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Mitchell and colleagues found antibiotic-resistant bacteria in seven species of shark—such as bull sharks, lemon sharks, and nurse sharks—as well as the redfish Sciaenops ocellata.
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Three types of sharks are common in the area: the sand tiger shark, bull shark and scalloped hammerhead.
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Three types of sharks are common in the area: the sand tiger shark, bull shark and scalloped hammerhead.
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While there are numerous types of sharks, only four are most frequently cited in encounters with humans—the bull shark, the tiger shark, the great white shark and the oceanic white tip shark.
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The most common shark attacks are from tigers, dusky whalers and bull sharks.
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Bull sharks have rows of razor sharp teeth, which often detach when they tear at their prey.
The Sun
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The program – described as a “harrowing hour” – exhibits three separate shark attacks: the first when a great white breaks through a shark cage, trapping a diver inside; second, a former Navy seal is attacked in shallow waters and third a bull shark happens upon a spearfishing trip in the Bahamas.
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However, there are still two other sharks which are fierce. They are the tiger shark and the bull shark.
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Among them is the Mekong giant catfish, which is the size of a bull shark, and the Mekong stingray, which can weigh up to 600kg.
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Their diet consists primarily of bony fishes and small sharks, including young bull sharks, but they have been known to feast on everything from seabirds to dogs.
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This image is of the skin of the bull shark, an aggressive species that can tolerate fresh water and is thought to be responsible for many near-shore attacks.
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There are only three sharks that regularly attack humans. The massive great white, the swift, sleek tiger, and the often-ignored, but dangerous, bull shark.
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Among them is the Mekong giant catfish, which is the size of a bull shark, and the Mekong stingray, which can weigh up to 600kg.
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As evidence of the river system's health, our skipper points out a 2m bull shark as it leaps skyward and a brahminy kite wheels overhead.
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The most aggressive type of shark is the bull shark.
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The bull shark is known for its aggressiveness, " Landry says.
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The bull sharks are also special because they can survive in fresh waters.
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This image is of the skin of the bull shark, an aggressive species that can tolerate fresh water and is thought to be responsible for many near-shore attacks.
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For the most part, bull sharks dine on bony fishes or smaller sharks - but they sometimes aggressively tackle much larger prey.
