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: Galapagos SHARKS - many congregate in the lagoon


Galapagos SHARKS - many congregate in the lagoon

Galapagos SHARKS - many congregate in the lagoon for tourist feeding. (Carcharhinus galapagensis). Lord Howe Island. Australia

Picture No
10767762
Media ID
42897392
Size
5268px x 3553px (3.5MB)
Credit
© Ron and Valerie Taylor / www.ardea.com
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Ardea Picture Library
Picture No
10767762
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VT-8472

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Carcharhinus Galapagensis Galapagos Lagoon Lagoons School Shark Sharks Shoal Shoals Threatening


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