Blacktip Reef Sharks
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Blacktip reef sharks eat sea snakes, crabs, and octopus and have a black tip on their gray top and white bottom. They live in shallow areas of the Indo-Pacific for several years, grow up to six feet long and weigh thirty pounds, and stay clear of humans while displaying their crooked fin at the wild reef exhibit.
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