Factoids:
- Dall`s Porpoise
- Damselfish
- Danish Government House, St. Croix, USVI
- Day Gecko
- Desert
- Desiccation
- Detrivore
- Diamond Head
- Diamond Head Lighthouse
- Diatoms
- Dimorphism
- Dinoflagellate
- Diurnal
- Diving Cormorant
- Doctorfish
- Dogwhelk
- Doldrums
- Dolphin
- Dolphinfish
- Domino Damselfish
- Donkey
- Dormant
- Dorsal Fin
- Doubleband Surgeonfish
- Driftwood
- Dugong
- Dusky Dolphin
- Dusky Shark
- Dwarf Goby
- Dwarf Sperm Whale
Word: Dusky Shark
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The Dusky Shark can be found in the tropical, and warm-temperate waters worldwide.
The Dusky Shark has extremely long, sickle shaped pectoral fins.
• Dusky Sharks can grow up to 14 feet (4 m) long.
• Dusky Sharks like to eat fish, squid and sometimes even other sharks.
• Female Dusky Sharks can have 3-14 live young every 3 years.
• The Dusky Shark is listed as Near Threatened on the IUCN Red List because of its slow reproduction rates.
• The Dusky Shark is one of the slowest growing sharks.