Sentences with phrase «largest bull sharks»
It is home to large bull sharks and crocodiles — swimming here is not recommended!!
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England: 15 Danielle Waterman (Bristol, 61 caps) 14 Kay Wilson (Richmond, 37 caps) 13 Claire Allan (Saracens, 33 caps) 12 Rachael Burford (Aylesford Bulls, 57 caps) 11 Fiona Pocock (Aylesford Bulls, 30 caps) 10 Emily Scott (Saracens, 13 caps) 9 La Toya Mason (Darlington Mowden Park Sharks, 57 caps) 1 Rochelle Clark (Worcester Valkyries, 114 caps) 2 Vicky Fleetwood (Saracens, 52 caps) 3 Laura Keates (Worcester Valkyries, 53 caps) 4 Tamara Taylor (Darlington Mowden Park Sharks, 95 caps) 5 Harriet Millar - Mills (Lichfield, 35 caps) 6 Alex Matthews (Richmond, 25 caps) 7 Marlie Packer (Bristol, 37 caps) 8 Sarah Hunter (Bristol, 82 caps)(c) Replacements: 16 Amy Cokayne (Lichfield, 17 caps) 17 Vickii Cornborough (Aylesford Bulls, 18 caps) 18 Sarah Bern (Bristol, 3 caps) 19 Poppy Cleall (Bristol, 4 caps) 20 Izzy Noel - Smith (Bristol, 21 caps) 21 Natasha Hunt (Lichfield, 30 caps) 22 Katy Mclean (Darlington Mowden Park Sharks, 78 caps) 23 Ceri Large (Worcester Valkyries, 51 caps)
There are large oceanic fish species here like trevally and barracuda, and you might see larger fish such as the giant grouper, bull shark and reef shark.
The ULTIMATE SHARK ENCOUNTER FIJI features multiple bull sharks (largest in the world), white - tip reef sharks, black - tip reef sharks, nurse sharks, lemon sharks, grey reef sharks, silver - tip sharks and over 300 species of fish.
It is now a cleaning station for bull sharks and is also a shelter to impressive schools of snapper and large grouper.
It is known for its great diving and large marine life, along with frequent sightings of Bull Sharks.
Silvertips, grey reef, whitetip reef, blacktip reef, sicklefin lemons, and tawny nurse sharks as well as large bull and occasional tiger sharks come to feed on the fish bait provided at a depth of 25 to 30m on the reef ledge while divers observe from a safe distance.
This pinnacle is one of most spectacular dive sites in the Mergui archipelago with an excellent variety of reef life and abundance of large pelagics including Silvertips, Gray reef sharks, Blacktips, Bull sharks, Eagle and Manta rays.
This point offers the largest variety of species and a major attraction are the Bull Sharks.
More than 350 different species of sharks can be found along the barrier reef, coral atolls, and mangrove estuaries, including the elusive hammerhead shark, black tip shark, bull shark, nurse shark, reef shark, lemon shark, nurse shark, and the enormous whale shark, the largest fish in the world's oceans.
This dive site is very active, with large schools of Jacks, swarms of Hammerhead Sharks, lone Bull Sharks, massive Manta Rays and occasionally a gigantic Whale Shark.
Bat Island regularly attracts large groups of Bull Sharks, creating an adrenalin - filled dive.