Hi Folks,
The shark I saw last week was most likely a Dusky Whaler (not Thresher as
previously thought). Thanks to Hamish at Sydney Aquarium!
Cheers,
Graham
Hi there
This shark would most likely be a Dusky Whaler - Carcharinus obscurus. They
can groew large -4metres - and are common in this region. These sharks often
chase Australian salmon at this time of year.
Regards,
Hamish
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