Blacktip shark (Carcharhinus limbatus) elegantly swimming over sandy seabed in the Bahamas (00003213)

Description: Blacktip shark (Carcharhinus limbatus) The Blacktip shark gracefully swims over the sandy seabed of the Bahamas. These fascinating marine creatures inhabit tropical and subtropical waters near the coast. With an impressive size of up to 2.6 meters and a diving depth of up to 30 meters, they are majestic beings. During a unique event called 'Shark Rodeo' near Walker's Cay in the Abaco Islands, you can admire the elegant Blacktip sharks alongside the Caribbean Reef Sharks. Unfortunately, due to overfishing, they are critically endangered worldwide and are now classified as threatened shark species. The primary diet of Blacktip sharks includes sardines, herrings, mackerels, flat fish, and other fish species.

Location: Walker´s Cay, Walker´s Cay/Spiral Cavern, Bahamas

Date of Capture: 18.02.2001