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1. www.getepic.com › book › 66390029Lemon Sharks Book by David Dexter - Epic

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   Who says sharks are always gray? We say sharks can be lemon yellow too! Well, get ready to meet lemon sharks with this fascinating and colorful read!

2. www.nationalgeographic.com › animals › articleSharks form years-long 'friendships,' dispelling 'lone shark'...

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   7 lip 2021 · There’s growing evidence that lemon sharks have their own personalities, which may influence whether they spend time with other sharks, he adds. Baby lemon sharks observed in open-water pens in...

3. www.nationalgeographic.com › photo-of-the-day › photoLemon Shark, Bahamas - National Geographic

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   25 paź 2011 · Lemon Shark, Bahamas. This Month in Photo of the Day: Photos From New National Geographic Books. A lemon shark pup swims among mangrove roots in the Bahamas. Throughout the more than 700...

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   Check out the surprisingly social lemon shark. Subscribe: http://bit.ly/NatGeoSubscribeAbout National Geographi... Not all sharks are lone hunters of the deep.

5. www.nationalgeographic.com › animals › articleWhy young scientists want you to care about 'scary' species

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   16 maj 2024 · Lemon sharks (pictured in the Bahamas) are harmless to people, like the majority of shark species. Photograph By DAVID DOUBILET, National Geographic Image Collection. May 16, 2024. From giant...

6. www.thoughtco.com › lemon-shark-facts-4176853Lemon Shark Facts: Description, Behavior, Conservation -...

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   14 sty 2020 · The lemon shark (Negaprion brevirostris) gets its name from its yellow to brown dorsal color, which helps camouflage the fish over a sandy seabed. Although large, powerful, and carnivorous, this shark does not pose a risk to humans. Fast Facts: Lemon Shark. Scientific Name: Negaprion brevirostris.

7. media.nationalgeographic.org › assets › referenceSharks and Shorelines - National Geographic Society

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   Research into tagging ocean predators, like lemon sharks, has helped scientists better understand coastal ecosystems. Tracking the location of these marine animals has shown top predators returning to safer mangrove ecosystems to give birth.