Species of sharks are: great white sharks, red tail sharks, tiger sharks, whale sharks, nurse sharks, longnose saw sharks, basking sharks, whitetip reef sharks, blue sharks, rainbow sharks and so on.

1, great white shark:

Phagophagous shark activity in the sea water surface to the continental slope of the water depth of 1280 meters. Lively swimming, average cruising speed of 3.2 kilometers per hour. It has a record of attacking ships and humans, and is one of the most ferocious sharks. Widely distributed in the coastal waters of the world's oceans.

2, red-tailed shark:

The optimal growth of the water temperature of 24 ~ 26 degrees, the requirement of high oxygen content of the old water. Omnivorous, but love to eat fish worms, water worms and other live bait. Swimming agile, lively, adult fish will attack it fish, especially love to bite the filamentous body fins, and should not be mixed with fish with filamentous body fins. It should not be mixed with fish with filamentous fins. It should be kept in groups in the same center. Mutant species include the green tigerfish and the golden tigerfish.

3, tiger shark:

The freshwater shark is a member of the ? family, ? genus of fish, is the Su round-bellied ? The common name, because the body type like a shark and called "freshwater shark", in fact, and the real sharks and no kinship. The body surface is smooth and scale-free, the body is long and laterally flattened, the back is bulging, the abdomen is rounded, and there are no abdominal ribs. The lateral line is straight. The head is conical and flat.

4, whale shark:

The whale shark is a shark of the whale shark family, whale shark genus. Whale shark only 1 family 1 genus 1 species. The body is huge, full length up to 20 meters, is the world's largest fish. The body surface is scattered with light-colored spots and crisscrossed light-colored bands, like a checkerboard.

5, nurse shark:

During the day in the sandy bottom or shallow water caves and rock crevices. During the day, large juvenile and adult sharks usually live around reefs and rocky areas at depths of 3-75 meters, moving into shallower waters of less than 20 meters after dark. Juvenile sharks are usually found near shallow reefs, grass flats or mangrove islands in 1-4 meters of water.