Enjoy the show !
Everyday at 3pm.
During holidays: daily at 11.45am and 3pm. This activity may be cancelled if the aquarium is too busy.
Grey Shark
CARCHARHINUS PLUMBEUS
This shark is found near sandy and muddy ocean beds, but also near the reefs in tropical and subtropical waters. It feeds on small fish as well as squid, octopus and crustaceans. It is a viviparous shark. In May 2015, six grey sharks were born in the large tank of Australian sharks. It is a phenomenon that is very rarely seen in aquariums, but this was the second time that grey sharks have been born at the Océarium.
To discover during the layover
Family
Carcharhinidae family
Size
2.50 m
Distribution
Indian and Pacific Oceans, from Madagascar to Indochina, northern Australia, the Marshall Islands and Tahiti
To discover during the layover
Go and meet our species
Black Rockfish
Penguins
St James Shell
Bass
Red Scorpionfish
Napoleon Fish
Brown Crab
Crevalle Jack
European Lobster
Butterflyfish
Apogon
Common Stingray
Norway Lobster
Dusky Grouper
Blue Surgeonfish
Gilt-head Bream
Wrasses
Banggai Cardinalfish
Green Turtle
Orchid Dottyback
School Shark
Hermit Crab
Black Seabream
Broad Sea Fan
Pelagic Stingray
Seahorses
Nurse Shark
Cuckoo Wrasse
Moon Jellyfish
Swallowtail Seaperch
Catshark eggs
Octopus
Catshark
Wolf Eel
Blacktip Reef Shark
Atlantic Wreckfish
Vermilion Rockfish
Japanese Spider Crab
Burbot
Slipper Lobster
Spider Crab
Murena Helena
Spiny Lobster
Guitarfish
Comet
Sea Urchins
Common Starfish
Horseshoe Crab
Tub Gurnard
Ragged Tooth Shark
Shovelnose guitarfish
Clownfish
Eagle Ray
Mediterranean Rainbow Wrasse
