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The Blacktip Shark is a medium sized shark that grows to about 180cm. It has a long, pointy mouth, relatively smaller eyes, and a sturdy, streamlined body, which enables it to swim at very high speeds. The back side of the body is dark gray, and its belly is white. It is active only when it rains, and is known to be a violent predator, but it tends to avoid humans.

Size: Large
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Blacktip Shark

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