Tiger shark

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Tiger shark gets its name from the characteristic prominent dark bars on its back and sides. The overall color is bluish-gray. Tiger sharks grow to about 15 feet (5 meters) long. They have strongly serrated (sawlike) teeth. They are among the most dangerous of sharks.

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