White Rhino

 

The Biggest Animals Kingdom and in The World | White Rhino | The white rhino is the largest of the five species of rhino and the largest land mammals in the world after three kinds of elephants. It has a massive body and large head, short neck and broad chest. Head and body length of 3.7 to 4 meters (12-13 ft) in males and from 3.4 to 3.65 m (11 ft to 12.0) in women, with the tail adding another 70 cm (28 inches) and shoulder height from 1.7 to 1.85 meters (5 feet 7-6 feet 0.8 inches) in men and from 1.6 to 1.77 meters (5 feet 3 inches to 5 feet 10 inches) for women weighing these animals usually ranges in the range of 1360-3630 kg (3000-8000 lbs). Men, on average 2300 kg (5100 lb) heavier than females, on average 1700 kg (3700 lb). The largest recorded White Rhinoceros was about 4,500 kg (9900 lbs). White Rhinoceros also has a noticeable hump on the neck. Body color ranges from yellowish brown to slate gray. White Rhinos have a distinctive broad, straight mouth which is used for grazing.

White Rhino is the nose of any land animal. White rhinos are found in grasslands and savannas residence. Herbivores herbivorous animals that eat grass, preferring the shortest grains, the White Rhinoceros is one of the largest pure plant food. White rhinos, as well as all kinds of rhinoceros, love wallowing in mudholes, cool. White rhinos have sounds that include panting contact call, grunts and snorts during courtship, screams of fear and deep bellows or growls when threatened. Appears threat (mostly men) include cleaning your horn to the ground and low head position of the ears, coupled with the growling and shouting threats in case of attack. White rhinos live in herds or accident to 14 animals (usually mostly female). Sub-adult males will gather, often in combination with an adult woman. Dominant bulls mark their territory in the urine and feces.

Subordinate males do not mark territory. Women's territory overlaps widely, not defend. Females reach sexual maturity at 6-7 years and males reach sexual maturity between 10-12 years. The male chases and or blocks the way women scream as loud or cry if they try to leave the territory. Birth interval for the white rhino is between 2-3 years White rhinos live up to 40-50 years. Adult white rhinos have no natural enemies, their size, and even young rhinos are rarely attacked due to the presence of the mother or advantage because of their hard skin. Northern subspecies is now only in the Republic of Congo while the southern subspecies or majority white rhinos live in South Africa.

At the end of 2007, wildlife southern white rhino has increased to about 17,480 animals (IUCN 2008). Like the black rhino, the white rhino threatened habitat loss and poaching, as the Janjaweed. Horn is mainly used for traditional medicine, but not health benefits antlers, horns are also used for traditional necklaces. 

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Indian Rhino

 

The Biggest Animals Kingdom and in The World | Indian Rhino | Among land mammals native land, Asia, the Indian rhino is the second largest after the Asian elephant. This kind of heavy-set is also the second largest rhino life, second only to white rhino. Men have an average head and body length of 368-380 cm (12.07 to 12.5 feet), with a height of 170-185 cm shoulder (5.6 to 6.07 m), while women have an average head and body length of 310-340 cm (10.2 to 11.2 feet), and shoulder height of 147-173 cm (4.82 to 5.68 m ). Females weigh about 1,600 kg (3,500 lb) on average, and men usually weigh from 2.000 to 2.130 4.400 to 4.700 kg (lb). A rhinoceros horn is present in both men and women, but not in the young child. In most adults, horn reaches a length of approximately 25 cm (9.8 inches), but it was written to 57.2 cm (22.5 inches) long. Nasal horn backwards slightly curved, with a base of about 18.5 centimeters (7.3 inches) by 12 cm (4.7 inch), which tapers quickly to a smooth, even stem begins approximately 55 mm (2 , 2 inches) above the base.

The Indian Rhinoceros has thick, silver brown skin that turns pink skin folds near the large covering his body. Men to develop a thick neck, pleated A horned rhinoceros once at a distance through the northern part of the Indian subcontinent, the Indus and Ganges long Brahmaputra river basins, from Pakistan to the Indian-Burmese border, including parts of Nepal, Bangladesh and Bhutan. Dominant males tolerate men who pass through its territory, except when they are in mating season, when dangerous confrontations. Indian rhinos have few natural enemies, except for tigers that sometimes kill calves neglected but adult rhinos are less vulnerable due to their size. Tabanus flies, the kind of gadfly known to bite rhinos.

Indian rhino form social groups. Adult males are usually solitary, except for mating and fighting. Adult females are mostly solitary, when no offspring. Males and immature females are also consistent groupings. Groups of two or three young men often form the edge habitat dominated by men, supposedly to protect data. Young women are a "little more social than men. Groups up to 10 rhinos can be collected rolls usually dominant male with females and young, but young men. Indian Rhino has a wide range of sounds. Besides noise, Rhino uses olfactory communication. Like all rhinos, the Indian rhinoceros often defecates near other large dung piles. Indian Rhino has pedal scent glands, which are used to indicate their presence in these rhinos WC. In clusters, the Indian rhino is often convenient.

Rhinos playing fight, run, and play with a branch in his mouth. Adult males are the main instigators of the fight. Fights between dominant males are the most common cause of death in men and the rhino is very aggressive with the females during courtship. Women men forward at great distances and even face to face attack. In contrast to African rhinos, rhino cutters do not fight with horns In zoos, females can reproduce at the age of four years, but in the wild, females usually six before playback starts. Indian Rhino has a long gestation period of about 15.7 months. 

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Gentoo Penguin

 

The Biggest Animals Kingdom and in The World | Gentoo Penguin | Light gentoo broad white band which is recognized as a lid on top of her head and bright red-orange beak. You have pale white-pink webbed feet and a tail long enough tail largest of all penguins. Chicks have gray backs with white fronts. The third species of penguin after the two giant species, the Emperor Penguin and the male penguins have a maximum weight of 8.5 kg (19 lb). Heavier birds and 10 cm (4 inches) above the southernmost gentoo penguins reach 75-80 cm (30-31 inches) in length. They are the fastest camera underwater swimming penguins, a speed of 36 km / h Gentoo rigid cold climates resulting adjusted. Breeding colonies of gentoo penguins on the free surface of ice. In Georgia, for example, breeding colonies are two kilometers inland. 

Race Gentoo on several sub-Antarctic islands. The main colonies in the Falkland Islands, South Georgia and Kerguelen Islands, found smaller populations Iceland Macquarie, Heard Island, South Shetland Islands and the Antarctic Peninsula. It IUCN Red List lists gentoo as "near threatened" because of a rapid decline in certain key populations believed to lead a moderate decrease in the overall population of the species. Examples include bird population in Iceland, South Georgia, where the population has declined by two-thirds in 25 years

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Gharial

 

The Biggest Animals Kingdom and in The World | Gharial | Like all large crocodiles, gharials life begins quite low. Young gharials, a length of 1 m (3.3 feet) in 18 months. The average body weight of the species 159-250 kg (350-550 lb). Gharials exceeded in length only by the saltwater crocodile. Gharials tail "well developed laterally flattened and webbed rear feet provide tremendous maneuverability in their deepwater habitats. On land, however, an adult gharial only to push forward and slide on the belly. Continued improvement of swimming ability, body shape gavial relatively cylindrical, compared to the larger, more well-built body of water or a Nile crocodile salt for the detection of different prey consists edges of streams. The gharial's long narrow snout is proportionally shorter and thicker as an animal ages. Growth bulb at the end of the mouth of a crocodile man gharials accessible as sexual dimorphism.

The Nepali word Ghara घड़ा means earthenware pot, water, vase, pitcher. cheeks are nested, sharp teeth lined 27 to 29 above and 25 or 26 lower teeth on each side. Opening is a nasal gharial is smaller than the above-temporal pit. the front lower edge of the track (Jugal) is raised and lower jaws is extremely long, arranged in 23 or 24 teeth. nuchal and dorsal scales form a shield 21 or 22 continuous transverse series. gavials an outer row of scales soft, smooth or slightly beside keeled dorsal bone platesTypically, adult gharials dark olive color, while boys are pale olive, with dark brown spots or cross bands

Gharials once in all the major rivers of the Indian subcontinent, spread over prospered rivers in the northern part of the Indus in Pakistan through the Gangetic plains of the Irrawaddy in Myanmar. Today, they disappeared in the river Indus, the Brahmaputra of Bhutan and Bangladesh and in the Irrawaddy River. Their distribution is limited to only 2% of their former range India are small populations exist and takes into rivers Chambal National Sanctuary, Katarniaghat Wildlife Sanctuary, Son River Sanctuary and the rainforest biome of Mahanadi in Satkosia Gorge Sanctuary, Orissa, where they apparently can not reproduce

In Nepal, small populations are present and slowly recovering in tributaries of the Ganges, the river Rapti-Narayani system in Chitwan National Park and the Karnali-Babai river system in Bardia National Park. The saltwater crocodile (Crocodylus porosus) in the Irrawaddy Delta In 1977, four nests in the river Girwa Katarniaghat Wildlife Sanctuary, where 909 gharials were published until 2006. In 1978, twelve nests in the Chambal river in National Chambal Sanctuary, where 3776 and 2006 were released gharials included. Newborns are particularly vulnerable to downstream protected areas emptied during the annual monsoon flooding Unlike most crocodiles.

More than 5,000 young gharials were released in very inhospitable habitats in rivers Indian and Nepalese and their future. Gharials are bred in captivity in the National Chambal Sanctuary in Uttar Pradesh and in the Gharial Breeding Centre in Nepal, Chitwan National Park, where they. In general, two to three years and may be increased by an average of about one meter, when released In India, they are also in the Madras Crocodile Bank Trust, Indira Gandhi Zoological Park, Jawaharlal Nehru Biological Park held in Bokaro Steel City, Bangalore Bannerghatta Zoo, Junagadh Zoo and Biological Park Itanagar. The National Zoological Gardens of Sri Lanka and Singapore zoo keep each breeding pair.

Japanese Nogeyama Zoo has two wives. United States will be held at the Honolulu Zoo, Cleveland Metroparks Zoo, Fort Worth Zoo, San Diego Zoo Farm, National Zoological Park, the San Antonio Zoo and Aquarium and the St. Augustine Alligator. The French crocodile farm La Ferme aux Crocodiles, six young people in May 2000 by the Gharial Breeding Centre in Nepal

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Gopher

 

The Biggest Animals Kingdom and in The World | Gopher | Gopher weighs approximately 0.5 lbs (230 g), and are about 15 inches (38 cm) long in length of the body, with a tail of 7 inch (18 cm) long. Gophers dig tunnels and underground chambers, and are associated with rodents, Rodentia. Gophers, due to his den, can disrupt the plans of man as commercial farming, orchards, gardens a few, and some underground cables. Gophers a large community of tunnels with large mounds (terps not always installed) to your messages, often referred to as cities or holes Gopher Gopher. Gophers eat shrubs and other vegetables such as carrots, lettuce, radishes and other vegetables with a little juice. 

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Dusky Dolphins

 

The Biggest Animals Kingdom and in The World | Dusky Dolphins | The dolphin is unclear small to medium length in relation to other species of the family. The dark dolphins off the coast of Peru, where they are up to 210 cm (6 feet) in length and 100 kg of thrust (210 pounds) weight. The dolphin back is dark gray or black, and the dorsal fin is clearly bicolor corresponding margin of the back in color, but the rear edge is much lighter gray white. Dolphins have long dark gray spot on the front, a short beak and dark things. The skull of a dolphin has a dark beak longer and narrower than that of a dolphin or an hourglass dolphin Peale same age and size

The dolphin has a dark semi-discontinuous circumpolar region. Dolphins can be found off the coast of South America, southwestern Africa, South Australia and Tasmania, New Zealand and some oceanic islands. From South America, dark dolphins beach in the south of Peru to Cape Horn in the western and southern Patagonia at about 36 ° S in the east. Dolphins are dark in New Zealand waters. In Africa, the dark areas of dolphins in the Bay of Lobito, Angola, north of False Bay, South Africa in the south. Dolphins in Australian waters were taken in a dark cold waters off Kangaroo Iceland, Tasmania and eastern Bass Strait, although they are rare and observed in New Zealand, it may be transient.

Dolphins prefer dark and cold water upwelling of cold streams. Dark Dolphins over large distances (780 km), but are not well defined seasonal migrations. In Argentina, dark dolphins closely associated with Southern Right whales and sea lions from South America. They were found about dolphins, but apparently not communicate with them and feed Risso's dolphin. In New Zealand, to mix dark dolphins common dolphins. Dark dolphins were also observed with the dolphins in the Southern Right Whales and pilot whales from southwestern Africa. Dark dolphins live in fission-fusion of the Company with the size of most groups will decline during foraging and the size of the groups. During rest and travel in the Golfo San José from Peninsula Valdes, dolphins regularly alternating small and large groups, groups and socio-sexual encounter a variety of partners.

Studies of dolphins of Kaikoura, New Zealand, normally dolphins live in large groups, which are divided into smaller subgroups. These subgroups of adults coupling (contact groups) composed mothers with small groups (kindergarten) and non-breeding adults. Dark Dolphins a promiscuous mating in which men and women who mate with multiple partners. In contact groups males behind the females at high speed to pursue. Unlike the male dolphins dolphins dark males can monopolize females. The time can be as women dark dolphins first reproduce vary by region. New Zealand first reproduce the dolphins at about 7-8 years 6-7 years possibly with dolphins in Argentina.

As with all types of couples where women with multiple partners, men have testicles and dark Dolphins Dolphins sperm competitionDusky sometimes engage in sexual behavior for reasons other than reproduction, perhaps duties greeting or to increase social communication. Homosexual behavior between males was observed. Dolphins have sex for social reasons tend to be more relaxed. Females with young often in groups in shallow water nurseries to collect. The formation of groups of kindergarten shallow waters also allow the members, prey that hunt live in these waters. Adults and calves were observed to hunt and fish, and adults can learn how to hunt calves.

Nursery groups have a tendency to avoid contact groups. Adult males in these groups of women aggressive herd and hunting. Dolphin mother cares for calves that do not take themselves. The dark dolphin in most of its range only. Dolphins can Extending this fishery darkest victims of fishing small cetaceans in Peru and Chile. The dark dolphin is listed in Annex II of the Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals (CMS).

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African Penguin

 

The Biggest Animals Kingdom and in The World | African Penguin | African Penguins grow to 68-70 cm (26.7 to 27.5 inches) tall and weigh between 2 and 5 kg (4.4 pounds and 11) that have a black stripe and black spots on the chest, the model points that are unique to each penguin, like human fingerprints. The African penguin is in the south-west coast of Africa, living in colonies on 24 islands between Namibia and Algoa Bay, near Port Elizabeth, South Africa. It 'the only penguin species that breeds in Africa and their presence has given its name to the Penguin Islands.

Two colonies were established by penguins in the 1980s on the mainland near Cape Town, Boulders Beach which is near the town of Simon and Stony Point in Betty's Bay. Boulders Beach is a tourist attraction, for the beach, swimming and penguins penguins.The allow people to approach them as close as one meter (three feet).

The average lifespan of an African penguin is 10 to 27 years in the wild, and perhaps longer in captivity, however, the African penguin can often fall to predators. A marine predators are sharks, seals Cape and sometimes orcas. The African penguin is a species in which the Agreement on the Conservation of migratory waterfowl (AEWA) applies. The African penguin is in the Red Book of endangered species. In September 2010, the African penguin was listed as endangered under the Endangered Species Act in the United States. 5000 breeding pairs were estimated to live in Namibia in 2008, in 2009, approximately 21,000 couples are estimated to live in South Africa

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Yellow Eyed Penguin

 

The Biggest Animals Kingdom and in The World | Yellow-eyed penguin | Penguin is half size, measuring 62-79 cm (24-31 inches) in length. Males are larger than females. His head is pale yellow and pale yellow iris with black feather shafts. The boy without a gray and gray eyes have an iris. The yellow-eyed penguin can be long-lived, with some individuals reaching 20 years. Males are generally larger than females, a sex ratio of 2:1 at the age of 10-12 years. Penguin is half size, measuring 62-79 cm (24-31 inches) in length. Males are larger than females. His head is pale yellow and pale yellow iris with black feather shafts. The boy without a gray and gray eyes have an iris. The yellow-eyed penguin can be long-lived, with some individuals reaching 20 years.

This penguin species is endangered, with an estimated population of 4000. In August 2010, the yellow-eyed penguin was granted protection under the Endangered Species Act U.S.. In the spring of 2004, a hitherto undescribed disease killed 60% of the yellow-eyed penguin baby in the Otago Peninsula, North Otago. The primary pathogen remains unknown. A similar problem affected the population of the island Stewart The Yellow-eyed penguin forages typically 7-13 kilometers (4-8 miles) off the coast, and travel an average of about 17 km (11 miles) away from the nest site.

fell average depth 34 m (112 feet). Regardless of whether the yellow-eyed penguins are colonial nesting has been a constant problem with zoologists in New Zealand. Most species of penguins in the Antarctic large nest density aggregations of birds high. Unlike of yellow-eyed penguins do not nest itself visually. The general opinion is that New Zealand workers penguin colony is the preferred habitat instead of referring to the areas in which sites are selected yellow-eyed penguins nest.Nest in August and is usually two eggs laid in September . Chickpea nest are usually between 5 and 6 kg. Yellow-eyed penguins can live up to 24 years.

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Borneo Elephant

 

The Biggest Animals Kingdom and in The World | Borneo Elephant | The elephants are confined to the northern and eastern parts of Borneo. Previous estimates for the population in Sabah was between 500-2000 elephants. The estimated population of 2,040 elephants. The largest of the five populations inhabit the protected forests of Sabah center, a contiguous area of forest, which is in most commercial forests, which were estimated 1,132 elephants remain. Density Elephant (elephant per square kilometer), was found to be higher when the surrounding areas were destroyed and the remaining elephants crushed the remaining forest areas.

In Sebuku subdistrict, Nunukan Regency, East Kalimantan, Indonesia has estimated 20-80 elephants of Borneo in 22 villages. Around 1395, Raja Raja Java has two elephants Baginda ruler of Sulu. Although the first few rows of elephants and Royal Brunei Banjarmasin, there was no tradition of local capture and tame wild elephants in Borneo. The arrival of the elephants in the north of Borneo Kalimantan matches the rule of the Sultan of Sulu Sabah. In gratitude, the rulers of Java sent their elephants Sulu everything sent to the Sultanate of Maguindanao Java elephants, which also part of the reason why the small bones of elephants are in Mindanao, southern Philippines. The Sultan of Sulu and his family sent some of his prized elephants Java northeastern Borneo, due to lack of land and elephants to help transport logs from the forest to build ships fast ships and long term.

This simple act of liberation for wild elephants family made Bolkiah of Sulu and its allies in El Salvador of the remaining elephants remaining former headquarters attest Wild populations of Asian elephants are disappearing, as deforestation in Borneo interrupted migration routes, depletes their food sources, and destroys their habitat. The genetic characteristics of the Borneo elephant populations makes it a high priority to the conservation of Asian elephants.

In Malaysia, Borneo's elephants are protected under Annex II of the enactment of the conservation of wildlife. Any person guilty of an elephant hunt shall be liable to a fine of $ 50,000 or five years imprisonment or both RM. Oregon Zoo, Portland has the elephant of Borneo in the United States, 17 female orphans Chendra call. 

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Zebra Shark

 

The Biggest Animals Kingdom and in The World | Zebra Shark | The zebra shark occurs in the tropical waters of the Indo-Pacific, South Africa to the Red Sea and the Persian Gulf (including Madagascar and the Maldives), India and Southeast Asia (including Indonesia, the Philippines and Palau), north to Taiwan and Japan, east of New Caledonia and Tonga, and south to northern Australia. Adults and teenagers often large coral reefs, rubble and sand areas. Zebra sharks sometimes cross the sea to reach isolated seamounts. The displacements of up to 140 km (87 miles) were recorded for individual sharks. However, the genetic data indicate that there is little interaction between zebra shark populations, although their ranges are contiguous. The zebra shark has a cylindrical body with a broad head and snout short and blunt slightly flat.

There are 28-33 rows of teeth on the upper jaw and 22-32 rows of teeth on the lower jaw, each tooth has a large central cusp flanked by two smaller ones. The median dorsal ridge merges into the first dorsal placed midway along the body and twice the size of the second dorsal fin. The pectoral fins are large and broad pelvic and anal fins are much smaller, but larger than the second dorsal fin. The zebra shark reaches a length of 2.5 m (8.2 ft), with a database record 3.5 m (11.5 ft). The color pattern in young sharks is dark yellow, light brown above and below, with vertical stripes and yellow spots. Like the shark can reach 50-90 cm (20-35 inches) long, dark areas start to break, change the general pattern of stripes of light in the dark spots in dark light. The shark, a 1.9 m (6.2 ft) long mature female, was unusual in that albino animals rarely survive long in the wild due to their lack of camouflage

During the day, zebra sharks are slow and usually resting on the sea floor, sometimes using their pectoral fins to support the front of your body and face with his mouth open today to facilitate breathing. Zebra sharks are strong and agile swimmers, propelling themselves with pronounced eel (eel) undulations of the body and tail. The zebra shark feeds mainly on mollusks shell, but also crustaceans, small bony fishes, and possibly sea snakes body thin and flexible that sharks lets sneak into the holes and cracks reduce foraging, while its small mouth and oral cavity thick muscular force will create a powerful suction to draw prey This species can be eaten by larger fish and marine mammals. Parasites known zebra shark include four species of tapeworms in Pedibothrium gender.

Zebra sharks are usually solitary, although aggregations of 20-50 individuals were recorded. Off southeast Queensland, aggregations of several hundred zebra sharks form every summer in shallow water. This behavior resembles the pre-mating behavior among sharks, men and women, and in both cases, biting and holding the pectoral fin has been speculated to refer to a shark assert dominance over other docile and slow zebra sharks are not dangerous to humans and can be easily addressed underwater. Zebra sharks in many dive sites have become accustomed to human presence, taking food from the hands of divers and being touched. The zebra shark adapts well to captivity and shown by a number of public aquariums worldwide. The zebra shark is taken by commercial fishing in most of its range, with bottom trawls, gillnets and longlines.

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Bull Shark

 

The Biggest Animals Kingdom and in The World | Bull Shark | The bull shark is commonly found worldwide in coastal areas of warm oceans, rivers and lakes, rivers and water occasionally salt and fresh if they are deep enough. Bull shark populations are also found in several major rivers, with more than 500 bull sharks thought to live in the Brisbane River. A large bull shark was caught in the canals of Scarborough, two hours north of the Gold Coast. You can live in water with a high salt content as in St. Lucia Estuary in South Africa. The bull shark is generally abundant in the warm waters and coastal estuaries of the Mozambique Channel and south, including Kwa-Zulu Natal and Mozambique. After Hurricane Katrina, many bull sharks were sighted in Lake Pontchartrain. Bull sharks sometimes ascended the Mississippi River as far upstream as Alton, Illinois.

Some breeds (Rajidae), smooth dogfish (Triakidae) and gray reef sharks (Carcharhinus plumbeus) regularly enter estuaries. Elasmobranchs capacity "to enter fresh water is limited because their blood is normally at least as salty (in terms of osmotic strength) as seawater, through the accumulation of urea and trimethylamine oxide, but bull sharks live in fresh water showed a significantly reduced concentration of urea in the blood Nevertheless, the composition of the solute (ie, osmolarity) of a bull shark in fresh water is much more higher than that of the external environment. Initially, scientists thought the sharks in Lake Nicaragua belonged to an endemic species, the Lake Nicaragua shark (Carcharhinus Nicaraguensis). 

A bull shark feeding consists mainly of bony fish and sharks, including other bull sharks, but can also include turtles, birds, dolphins, terrestrial mammals, crustaceans, echinoderms and races. Bull sharks have been known to use the bump and bite technique to attack their prey. Bull sharks are usually solitary hunters, but sometimes hunt in pairs. Often cruise the shallow waters. Since bull sharks often dwell in shallow waters, they may be more dangerous to humans than other species of sharks, and the tiger shark, oceanic whitetip shark and the great white shark, are among the four species of sharks most likely to attack humans. One or more bull sharks may have been responsible for the Jersey Shore shark attacks of the 1916, which was the inspiration for Peter Benchley Jaws news. Speculation of bull sharks may be liable based on a number of attacks that occur in brackish water and freshwater, and there are some similarities between bites bulls and great white sharks.

The bull shark is responsible for attacks across the inputs of Sydney Harbour. In India, the bull shark swimming along the Ganges River and have attacked people. Most of these attacks were attributed to shark Ganges Glyphis gangeticus, a species endangered river shark which is probably the only other shark in India, able to survive in fresh water, although the shark gray nurse was also charged during the sixties and seventies. Bull sharks mate in late summer and early autumn, often in the brackish water of river mouths. After 12 months of pregnancy, a bull shark may give birth to 4-10 live young.

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