Yes, the only shark that can survive in salt water and fresh water.
Salt water. however the bull shark is the only shark with the ability to survive in freshwater-albeit for a limited amount of time.
The bull shark.
A bull shark is similar to a bull in the way that it is very aggressive and is one of the most dangerous shark species. What makes this shark so dangerous is that it can tolerate fresh water and have been found as far north as rivers in New Jersey.
bull sharks.
Actually you can find sharks in rivers. You can find a bull shark in rivers. In some rivers there is an area that mixes with salt and fresh water allowing a bull shark to live in that area of water.
bull shark, as it can survive in both salt and fresh water. As well as the fact that is extremely aggressive once it attacks as it shakes the prey, since its teeth are not as strong as other sharks.
No. Lake mead is freshwater and bull sharks need salt water to live and reproduce. Also how would the shark get past the hoover dam.
The Bull Shark (Carcharhinus leucas) is a very dangerous shark for humans, and is one of the rare sharks that live in both salt and freshwater.However, the Bull Shark has not a very high tolerance for cold waters; it prefers warm waters ranging from 14ºC to more of 24ºC.
There is the Bull Shark also known as the Zambezi Shark, these sharks can live in both fresh and salt water
The bull shark (Carcharhinus leucas) is well known for two special reasons:- They live in both salt and fresh water.- Its most aggressive nature.(Many shark attacks to swimmers and surfers attributed to great whites were, indeed, made by bull sharks.)
the zambizie and bull shark can live in fresh and saltwater. the rest of the shark family live in saltwater.
No. Although Bull Sharks can survive in fresh water, the Yellowstone River is too far away from salt water for the Bull Shark to get to the Yellowstone River.