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The {{Wiki|tiger shark}} is a large predatory {{Wiki|Carcharhiniformes|ground shark}} named for the [[Bengal tiger|dark vertical stripes]] that appear along its body. It is found in warm tropical and [sic] waters worldwide. They are opportunistic feeders with a reputation as "garbage eaters", and play an important role in marine ecosystems. | The {{Wiki|tiger shark}} is a large predatory {{Wiki|Carcharhiniformes|ground shark}} named for the [[Bengal tiger|dark vertical stripes]] that appear along its body. It is found in warm tropical and [sic] waters worldwide. They are opportunistic feeders with a reputation as "garbage eaters", and play an important role in marine ecosystems. | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:41, 9 October 2026
The tiger shark is a large predatory ground shark named for the dark vertical stripes that appear along its body. It is found in warm tropical and [sic] waters worldwide. They are opportunistic feeders with a reputation as "garbage eaters", and play an important role in marine ecosystems.
Tiger sharks can be aggressive and extremely dangerous. They are second only to great white sharks in the number of fatal attacks on humans.