Yes. Sharks are found in ALL the world's oceans, but, as the saying goes, there are many fish in the sea, so it is normally quite safe to swim in an area in which they have been seen. However, their superior sense of smell (up to a mile away) directs them to blood in the water. Once excited, they don't really seem to care who or what they eat, hence the term "feeding frenzy".But specifically, there are nurse sharks & whitetip reef sharks found/seen in Banderas Bay.
Yes from bull sharks to nurse sharks up whale sharks, there are also dolphins tropical fish etc etc. It is a protected area so no hunting e.g. spear guns are allowed. You also have to remember that shark attacks are rare.
Yes there sharks in Delaware Bay.
Yes, There is many sharks in red bay!
arounf 7 billion sharks.
Bull sharks
Bahia de Banderas.
Bay of Bengal Hudson's Bay Bay of Biscay Barrin Bay James Bay Chesapeake Bay Bay of Fundy Port Phillip Bay San Francisco Bay Banderas Bay
Great White and Bull sharks.
Bull sharks are the most common and dangerous.
arounf 7 billion sharks.
sharks don't live anywhere they do however patrol the bay looking for food so no sharks don't live in the bay....san diego
Yes, her name is Chloe Banderas
San Fransisco Bay