Hi, Lorraine. Another English name for C. amblyrhynchos is blacktail reef shark, it (usually) has a broadening rather bright black margin on the the tail which isn't seen in the fish in the photo. As for a dull snout the bull shark may have it, too, and, for example, another Russian name for this shark species is "dullsnout shark". Therefore I rather thought of C. leucas though I'm not 100% sure.
Hi Alyona
I am not good on identifying sharks but I thought it was a grey reef shark (obviously way off) because of the rounded head, what other features does it have to identify as a bull shark?
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Posted by @fishx6Hi Alyona, Will go with what you think and am sure someone will correct us if we are wrong. Thank You
Posted by AlyonaHi, Lorraine. Another English name for C. amblyrhynchos is blacktail reef shark, it (usually) has a broadening rather bright black margin on the the tail which isn't seen in the fish in the photo. As for a dull snout the bull shark may have it, too, and, for example, another Russian name for this shark species is "dullsnout shark". Therefore I rather thought of C. leucas though I'm not 100% sure.
Posted by @fishx6Hi Alyona I am not good on identifying sharks but I thought it was a grey reef shark (obviously way off) because of the rounded head, what other features does it have to identify as a bull shark?
Posted by AlyonaProbably a Bull shark - Carcharhinus leucas.