The Bahamas Shark

Sharks are perhaps one of the most well-known aquatic species. Their image proliferates through the media as threatening and dangerous creatures that are perilous to humans. However, not all are harmful, and even some can be caught. For those considering catching this majestic fish, then it is best to consider fishing trips in Freeport Bahamas. This area is renowned for its unique species of shark, the beautiful landscape, and the many exciting fishing opportunities that are readily available. There are 5 main types of in the Bahamas are Lemon, Oceanic Whitetip, Tiger, Great Hammerhead, and the Caribbean Reef. The most commonly sighted of these is the Caribbean Reef, while the Hammerhead is the rarest. Regardless of your fishing habits, it is also important to understand the complexities of this amazing animal.

Description
Sharks are one of the most diverse ocean species. There are currently 440 different known species, each of which belongs to the superorder Selachimorpha family. They differ greatly from fish in terms of size, predatory habits, image, and even the respiration process. In addition to these differences, they also exhibit highly superior smell and hearing abilities. Some species are able are even capable of detecting one part per million of blood in seawater. This ability is what explains the animal is highly efficient predatory abilities. In addition, due to the way they breathe, they cannot swim continuously like fish. However, they make up for this inability through having the ability to produce sudden and rapid bursts of speed to catch prey. Their ability to accelerate and maneuver very well is also due to the shape of the tail's shape. When fishing for them, the challenge lies in the difficulty in overcoming the challenges of the speed and strength.

Reproduction
Unlike fish, they reproduce very slowly. It takes about 13 to 15 years before it can reproduce, and when they do reproduce, they are only able to birth one or two pups at a time. This is what accounts for the specie's rarity. Once born, the young animal will immediately begin to fend for themselves, making them an especially independent animal.

Habitat
This species is also highly adaptable in terms of habitat. They live in a range of aquatic environments and handle many different water temperatures. Their main ocean habitat is usually in deep waters. They also prefer areas with high salinity. Their most common depth is 7,000 feet beneath the surface.

Behavior
These creatures are very solitary lifestyles and are most active at night. As they prefer to hunt alone, they tend to quickly and efficiently scour the ocean for food. Once their needs are met, they can be found in groups with others of their kind. However, at the same time, they can become extremely offense if threatened.

Diet
The shape of the animal's teeth is what determines its ability to consume nearly any sea creature. The teeth are extremely sharp and appear in numerous rows within the animal's mouth. Upon losing a tooth, it only takes a mere 8 days to 2 months to replace itself. The diet of the animal is extremely wide ranging, and usually also depends on what is available. They consume creatures such as krill, crustaceans, mollusks, squid, and smaller fish. In some cases, the animal will eat members of its own species if needed.

Overall, the shark is one of the most interesting and challenging species to fish. When pursuing it during fishing trips in Freeport Bahamas, it is best to use specialized tools that enable you to safely approach the fish. In addition, it is also useful to have someone experienced accompany you during this expedition, as the creature can become aggressive when one is trying to catch it. Finally, fishing for it will need to be done at night, as these creatures are most active during those hours.