Are sharks found in Hudson bay?

Answer 1

Sharks are not typically found in Hudson Bay as it is a cold, subarctic body of water with temperatures that are generally too low for most shark species. Sharks are more commonly found in warmer, saltwater environments. However, some shark species, such as the Greenland shark, have been known to venture into colder waters, including the Arctic regions near Hudson Bay.

Answer 2

No there have not been any documented sightings of great whites in Hudson bay. There have been ( very rare) documented sightings of nurse sharks and Greenland sharks ( capable of growing to a size able 7 meters ( 23 ') very little is known about the Greenland shark. A specimen was found with a polar bear jaw in Norway , but it's unknow whether it was captured or scavenged. Greenlands have been confirmed in shallow waters in the St Lawrence and even caught ice fishing in connected lakes in quebec. The porbeagle shark, a cold water shark may be in Hudson Bay.

Answer 3

Sharks are rarely found in Hudson Bay due to its cold temperatures. The majority of shark species prefer warmer waters, so they are more commonly found in tropical and temperate regions. However, some species like the Greenland shark have been known to inhabit the colder waters of the Arctic, including areas near Hudson Bay.