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Another shark with large spots is the leopard shark. These sharks live mainly along the California coast. Luckily they don't seem to mind humans at all!
Down in the darkest depths of the ocean lives the creepy-looking goblin shark. It's nose sticks out almost like a sword!
Angel sharks love to swim just above the floor of the ocean. They have very flat bodies that remind me of a sting ray!
Bull sharks like to travel close to shore and can be dangerous to people. They can also travel back and forth from salt water to fresh water like lakes and rivers.
Tiger sharks get their name from the gray stripes and spots on the sides of their bodies. They also love to eat anything - one tiger shark even ate a license plate!
Mako sharks are the fastest sharks living today. In fact, they are called the 'cheetahs of the ocean."
Megalodons are the largest sharks that ever lived! Unfortunately they are now extinct but people are still finding their teeth on beaches around the world.
I don't know about you but I love the way hammerhead sharks look. Those eyes at the ends of their flat head make it so they can find their prey more easily!
Nurse sharks love to swim at the bottom of the ocean and just lounge around during the day. But at night they start looking for food such as sea urchins and squid. But don't worry - they like to stay far away from humans.
This is one of the biggest and baddest sharks in the ocean. Let's hope we don't see him on our next beach trip!
It's the end of a busy sloth day and this guy is so tired! He didn't even have the energy to crawl into his little sloth bed.
Awww, isn't this just the cutest mommy sloth and her baby? She loves to spend time with her baby outside on a lovely spring day.
