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Sand Tiger Shark

Inhabits subtropical and temperate waters worldwide, typically sandy shorelines and submerged reefs. It has a sharp, pointy head, bulky body, and are grey with reddish-brown spots on their backs.

Where you can see the Sand Tiger Shark

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SEA LIFE London Aquarium

SEA LIFE London Aquarium, Westminster Bridge Road, London, United Kingdom

SEA LIFE London Aquarium, within the County Hall building on the South Bank, boasts over 500 species from across the globe in two million litres of water.

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National Marine Aquarium

National Marine Aquarium, Plymouth, United Kingdom

The National Marine Aquarium is a charity dedicated to conservation, research and education. Its mission is to drive marine conservation through engagement. It is committed to conserving the marine environment and encouraging others to do the same.

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Blue Planet Aquarium

Blue Planet Aquarium, Longlooms Road, Ellesmere Port, United Kingdom

Opened in Cheshire in 1998, Blue Planet Aquarium is part of the new generation of wildlife attractions that aim to inspire a deeper understanding of the aquatic world by taking visitors on a fascinating journey of discovery.

SEA LIFE London Aquarium

SEA LIFE London Aquarium, within the County Hall building on the South Bank, boasts over 500 species from across the globe in two million litres of water.

National Marine Aquarium

The National Marine Aquarium is a charity dedicated to conservation, research and education. Its mission is to drive marine conservation through engagement. It is committed to conserving the marine environment and encouraging others to do the same.

Blue Planet Aquarium

Opened in Cheshire in 1998, Blue Planet Aquarium is part of the new generation of wildlife attractions that aim to inspire a deeper understanding of the aquatic world by taking visitors on a fascinating journey of discovery.

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