Generally around 8ft however the biggest I was lucky enough to see in Hawaii was around 3 metres (21ft).
Shark Gordon - 2000 Galapagos Shark 1-4 was released on: USA: 16 October 2000
Yes it is.
no. mostly reef sharks.
Galapagos sharks are not endangered. However, their conservation status is Near Threatened. They live in clear waters surrounding coral reefs, and although they are called Galapagos sharks, their distribution is worldwide.
a megloagon shark
This is a big shark.
The biggest shark is the whale shark
yes, it is big
The whale shark
Big, Gray Shark
The Galapagos Islands would have the warmer climate.
The Megalodon shark which is Greek for "big tooth" .