Grey reef shark

The gray reef shark is a sleek, medium-sized shark often spotted near coral reefs in the Indo-Pacific. It’s known for its broad snout, large eyes, and a distinctive black edge on its tail fin. These sharks prefer shallow waters, especially around reef drop-offs.

• It grows up to 1.88 meters long.
• Its first dorsal fin is plain or white-tipped.
• It lacks a ridge between its dorsal fins.