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Discover the Blacktip Reef Shark: A Friendly Coral Reef Dweller

The Blacktip Reef Shark features distinctive black markings on the tips of its fins and a blunt snout. Typically reaching around 6 feet in length and weighing up to 30 pounds, this species has long, thin teeth and a notable white streak running along its sides. Known for its docile nature, the Blacktip Reef Shark thrives in captivity and often hunts in small groups, primarily feeding on reef fish. Its friendly demeanor makes it a popular choice for divers looking to swim with sharks in coral reefs.

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Discover the Blacktip Reef Shark: A Friendly Coral Reef Dweller

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  1. The Blacktip Reef Shark By Brayden

  2. It has black markings on the end of its fins and has a blunt snout. The Blacktip Reef Shark has a white streak on the sides of its body. • This shark is 6 feet long. The largest weighs up to 30lbs. • They have thin, long teeth. It is one of the few sharks that does well in captivity.

  3. It eats reef fish. They eat in small groups. • The BlacktipReef Shark is common in coral reefs. • The Blacktip Reef Shark is not aggressive and it is a very common shark. It hunts in small groups.

  4. You could swim with this shark it is not aggressive. That would be very fun. Right?

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