Juvenile bull sharks are thriving in U.S. Gulf Coast estuaries, with a significant increase in Mobile Bay, Alabama, and Texas estuaries, showcasing their ability to adapt and flourish.
Baby bull sharks, despite the fearsome reputation of their adult counterparts, are not a threat to humans as they lack the necessary hunting skills and pose minimal danger compared to other common creatures like bees or snakes.
Bull sharks, unique among sharks, use freshwater environments as nurseries, showcasing adaptability and allowing them to be found far inland in rivers like the Alabama and Mississippi rivers, evolving to tolerate fresh water.
The presence of bull sharks in Gulf Coast estuaries contributes to the health and stability of these ecosystems, acting as mobile links between freshwater and marine environments.
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