The atoll is home to an undisturbed population of sicklefin lemon sharks (Negaprion acutidens), which remain resident from birth through sub-adulthood; the yellowish-brown shark is widely ...

Mr Speed said the sicklefin lemon shark got its name because it has quite a distinctive sickle-like shape to its dorsal fin. "They have a yellowy, bronze-type colour, so I'm assuming that's how ...

The lemon shark sank its teeth into the fisherman's legs (Image: GETTY) ... The Sicklefin Lemon Shark, found in Australian waters can grow up to 3.8 metres in length. DON'T MISS ...

FRENCH POLYNESIA, PACIFIC OCEAN - JANUARY 2021: Sicklefin lemon shark (Negaprion acutidens) evolves ... More over a coral reef on January 21, 2021 in Moorea, French Polynesia, Pacific Ocean.

These images, from wildlife photographer, John Chapa, show the terrifying moment a lemon shark opens it mouth to reveal rows of razor sharp teeth in waters off the coast of Jupiter, Florida.

A massive sicklefin lemon shark suddenly interrupted fourth-year marine biology student Emily Ferrari’s scuba dive, leaving her watching, amazed, as the rare creature swam off into the tropical ...

The data indicate sicklefin lemon sharks lay clutches of 14 to 18 eggs and that only one of the clutch is likely to survive to adulthood, he said. The findings imply the government’s management of the ...