filipinos 28 Aug 2012 Here´s a link with information and species of this Temperate Pacific - Kelp Forest exhibit: http://www.oceanario.pt/cms/1149. That shark doesn´t look like the ones on that enclousure, because it is outside of it. There is a glass panel dividing this tank to the main one (with Devil Ray, Sun Fish, 12 Species of Shark and a sign of the now gone Manta ).
Here´s a link with information and species of this Temperate Pacific - Kelp Forest exhibit: http://www.oceanario.pt/cms/1149. That shark doesn´t look like the ones on that enclousure, because it is outside of it. There is a glass panel dividing this tank to the main one (with Devil Ray, Sun Fish, 12 Species of Shark and a sign of the now gone Manta ).
devilfish 28 Aug 2012 filipinos said: Here´s a link with information and species of this Temperate Pacific - Kelp Forest exhibit: http://www.oceanario.pt/cms/1149. That shark doesn´t look like the ones on that enclousure, because it is outside of it. Click to expand... Actually it looks like it might be a leopard shark. I'll see if I took some clearer photos of it in the same moment I took this one.
filipinos said: Here´s a link with information and species of this Temperate Pacific - Kelp Forest exhibit: http://www.oceanario.pt/cms/1149. That shark doesn´t look like the ones on that enclousure, because it is outside of it. Click to expand... Actually it looks like it might be a leopard shark. I'll see if I took some clearer photos of it in the same moment I took this one.
devilfish 28 Aug 2012 No problem at all. I've found a couple of other photos which confirm that it's a leopard shark in the otter tank. Thanks for the link to the list, it's definitely quite accurate and useful too.
No problem at all. I've found a couple of other photos which confirm that it's a leopard shark in the otter tank. Thanks for the link to the list, it's definitely quite accurate and useful too.
