Yes, the Sand Tiger Shark is also known as the Grey Nurse Shark (not to be mistaken for the Nurse Shark which is very different), as Grey Nurse Sharks have a wide global range they have been independently named in various countries and so have a number of names
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No. Sand tiger sharks are the "sand shark" which is the same or a subspecies to grey nurse sharks. I reject the reclassification of grey nurses and sand tigers from Odontaspis as Carcharias. Therefore, they are not closely related to Sandbars, Carcharhinus plumbeus.
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a mammal?
no
The Gummy shark , the grey nurse shark and the sandbar shark location
Not really. Grey Nurse Sharks and Sand Tiger Sharks are very similar in appearance.
Well for one, theyre all sharks. All sharks are related in some way, including skates and rays as well.
Are the sandbar shark and the Gummy shark are related yes or no?
australia
padd
what adaptations do grey nurse sharks have that help them?
More then a million.
Whale Sharks and Grey Nurse Shark, a.k.a. Sand Tiger Shark
The grey nurse shark is primarily a fish eater.
grey nurse and great white shark are indangerd because their fins they are cut of and the sharks drown
There are tonnes of places to go shark diving. The most popular shark dives are with Great Whites while you're in a cage. Gaansbai in Cape Town South Africa is by far the most visited site for this but there are other places like Port Lincoln in South Australia. If you want to dive with other sharks Hawaii has really good dive trips with Sandbar Sharks, Galapagos Sharks, Hammerhead and occasionally tiger sharks. Also some aquariums will have dives with Grey Nurse sharks or lemon sharks.