Unveiling the Bull Shark River's Apex Predator

Unlike most shark species that stick to saltwater environments the bull shark possesses a remarkable ability to thrive in both salt and freshwater Bull sharks are powerfully built with a stocky body broad head and short blunt snout They typically grow up to eleven and a half feet in length and can weigh over five hundred pounds Bull sharks are opportunistic feeders consuming a wide variety of prey including fish dolphins birds and even other sharks __silence One of the most remarkable things about bull sharks is their ability to regulate their salt levels