Definition of bull shark in US English:

bull shark

noun

A large, stout-bodied aggressive shark. Its widespread distribution, its habits of feeding close to shore, and its tendency to venture far into estuaries and rivers makes it a species particularly dangerous to humans.
Carcharhinus leucas, family Carcharhinidae
Example sentencesExamples
- It's a large bull shark, one of the most charismatic sharks in the sea, all power and assurance.
- His own obsession began when he was a boy and saw a huge bull shark brought ashore on the Miami Beach docks, still breathing.
- Fishing off the tip of Turtle Point reef I had a big bull shark of some ten feet turn up.
- The tiny crew worked with a local shark expert, who introduced the team to a population of mostly gray reef sharks and a few bull sharks that were used to divers.
- One stray bull shark was even found in the Mississippi River all the way up to Illinois.
- ‘We already got four tiger sharks up to 690 pounds, one 529-pound hammerhead and a 323-pound bull shark,’ said Chaney.
- These people say the real culprit behind many of the reported incidents - including the famous 1916 shark attacks in New Jersey that may have served as inspiration for Jaws - may be the lesser known bull shark.
- I want to be a bull shark; they can survive in both fresh and salt water.
- Once you've seen a bull shark, you'll never forget it.
- Growing to about 12 feet, bull sharks inhabit the east coasts of the Americas and are known to swim many miles up rivers.
- Deciding that he was going to go swimming with wild dolphins, he jumped into the middle of a school of aggressive, seven-foot bull sharks, one of which bit him in the foot.
- And, during the peak of the season, big fish such as tarpon and bull sharks occasionally are hooked.
- However, none of the tagged bull sharks in the nearby Caloosahatchee River left before or during the storm.
- A friend and I were plucking spiny lobsters from a reef not far off the coast of Pompano Beach, Fla., when a mature bull shark idled entirely too close.
- Typically, these attacks involve tiger, great white, gray reef, and bull sharks.
- Three types of sharks are common in the area: the sand tiger shark, bull shark and scalloped hammerhead.
- To dive off Hartlepool in January wearing only a short-sleeved T-shirt was a remarkable experience, despite the fire coral and the bull sharks.
- The film wraps with tense footage of a catch-and-release night hunt for a seven-foot bull shark.
- Of the 350-odd species of sharks, there may be three that have been implicated regularly in attacks on people, and they are the white shark, the tiger shark and the bull shark.
- He's been fitting crittercams on sharks since 1997, first on tiger sharks in Australia and more recently on bull sharks and hammerheads in Florida.

Definition of bull shark in US English:

bull shark

noun

A large, stout-bodied aggressive shark. Its widespread distribution, its habits of feeding close to shore, and its tendency to venture far into estuaries and rivers makes it a species particularly dangerous to humans.
Carcharhinus leucas, family Carcharhinidae
Example sentencesExamples
- His own obsession began when he was a boy and saw a huge bull shark brought ashore on the Miami Beach docks, still breathing.
- One stray bull shark was even found in the Mississippi River all the way up to Illinois.
- However, none of the tagged bull sharks in the nearby Caloosahatchee River left before or during the storm.
- The film wraps with tense footage of a catch-and-release night hunt for a seven-foot bull shark.
- It's a large bull shark, one of the most charismatic sharks in the sea, all power and assurance.
- And, during the peak of the season, big fish such as tarpon and bull sharks occasionally are hooked.
- Three types of sharks are common in the area: the sand tiger shark, bull shark and scalloped hammerhead.
- Fishing off the tip of Turtle Point reef I had a big bull shark of some ten feet turn up.
- Once you've seen a bull shark, you'll never forget it.
- The tiny crew worked with a local shark expert, who introduced the team to a population of mostly gray reef sharks and a few bull sharks that were used to divers.
- These people say the real culprit behind many of the reported incidents - including the famous 1916 shark attacks in New Jersey that may have served as inspiration for Jaws - may be the lesser known bull shark.
- He's been fitting crittercams on sharks since 1997, first on tiger sharks in Australia and more recently on bull sharks and hammerheads in Florida.
- I want to be a bull shark; they can survive in both fresh and salt water.
- Growing to about 12 feet, bull sharks inhabit the east coasts of the Americas and are known to swim many miles up rivers.
- A friend and I were plucking spiny lobsters from a reef not far off the coast of Pompano Beach, Fla., when a mature bull shark idled entirely too close.
- Of the 350-odd species of sharks, there may be three that have been implicated regularly in attacks on people, and they are the white shark, the tiger shark and the bull shark.
- Deciding that he was going to go swimming with wild dolphins, he jumped into the middle of a school of aggressive, seven-foot bull sharks, one of which bit him in the foot.
- To dive off Hartlepool in January wearing only a short-sleeved T-shirt was a remarkable experience, despite the fire coral and the bull sharks.
- Typically, these attacks involve tiger, great white, gray reef, and bull sharks.
- ‘We already got four tiger sharks up to 690 pounds, one 529-pound hammerhead and a 323-pound bull shark,’ said Chaney.

词汇	bull shark
释义	Definition of bull shark in US English: bull shark noun A large, stout-bodied aggressive shark. Its widespread distribution, its habits of feeding close to shore, and its tendency to venture far into estuaries and rivers makes it a species particularly dangerous to humans. Carcharhinus leucas, family Carcharhinidae Example sentencesExamples It's a large bull shark, one of the most charismatic sharks in the sea, all power and assurance. His own obsession began when he was a boy and saw a huge bull shark brought ashore on the Miami Beach docks, still breathing. Fishing off the tip of Turtle Point reef I had a big bull shark of some ten feet turn up. The tiny crew worked with a local shark expert, who introduced the team to a population of mostly gray reef sharks and a few bull sharks that were used to divers. One stray bull shark was even found in the Mississippi River all the way up to Illinois. ‘We already got four tiger sharks up to 690 pounds, one 529-pound hammerhead and a 323-pound bull shark,’ said Chaney. These people say the real culprit behind many of the reported incidents - including the famous 1916 shark attacks in New Jersey that may have served as inspiration for Jaws - may be the lesser known bull shark. I want to be a bull shark; they can survive in both fresh and salt water. Once you've seen a bull shark, you'll never forget it. Growing to about 12 feet, bull sharks inhabit the east coasts of the Americas and are known to swim many miles up rivers. Deciding that he was going to go swimming with wild dolphins, he jumped into the middle of a school of aggressive, seven-foot bull sharks, one of which bit him in the foot. And, during the peak of the season, big fish such as tarpon and bull sharks occasionally are hooked. However, none of the tagged bull sharks in the nearby Caloosahatchee River left before or during the storm. A friend and I were plucking spiny lobsters from a reef not far off the coast of Pompano Beach, Fla., when a mature bull shark idled entirely too close. Typically, these attacks involve tiger, great white, gray reef, and bull sharks. Three types of sharks are common in the area: the sand tiger shark, bull shark and scalloped hammerhead. To dive off Hartlepool in January wearing only a short-sleeved T-shirt was a remarkable experience, despite the fire coral and the bull sharks. The film wraps with tense footage of a catch-and-release night hunt for a seven-foot bull shark. Of the 350-odd species of sharks, there may be three that have been implicated regularly in attacks on people, and they are the white shark, the tiger shark and the bull shark. He's been fitting crittercams on sharks since 1997, first on tiger sharks in Australia and more recently on bull sharks and hammerheads in Florida. Definition of bull shark in US English: bull shark noun A large, stout-bodied aggressive shark. Its widespread distribution, its habits of feeding close to shore, and its tendency to venture far into estuaries and rivers makes it a species particularly dangerous to humans. Carcharhinus leucas, family Carcharhinidae Example sentencesExamples His own obsession began when he was a boy and saw a huge bull shark brought ashore on the Miami Beach docks, still breathing. One stray bull shark was even found in the Mississippi River all the way up to Illinois. However, none of the tagged bull sharks in the nearby Caloosahatchee River left before or during the storm. The film wraps with tense footage of a catch-and-release night hunt for a seven-foot bull shark. It's a large bull shark, one of the most charismatic sharks in the sea, all power and assurance. And, during the peak of the season, big fish such as tarpon and bull sharks occasionally are hooked. Three types of sharks are common in the area: the sand tiger shark, bull shark and scalloped hammerhead. Fishing off the tip of Turtle Point reef I had a big bull shark of some ten feet turn up. Once you've seen a bull shark, you'll never forget it. The tiny crew worked with a local shark expert, who introduced the team to a population of mostly gray reef sharks and a few bull sharks that were used to divers. These people say the real culprit behind many of the reported incidents - including the famous 1916 shark attacks in New Jersey that may have served as inspiration for Jaws - may be the lesser known bull shark. He's been fitting crittercams on sharks since 1997, first on tiger sharks in Australia and more recently on bull sharks and hammerheads in Florida. I want to be a bull shark; they can survive in both fresh and salt water. Growing to about 12 feet, bull sharks inhabit the east coasts of the Americas and are known to swim many miles up rivers. A friend and I were plucking spiny lobsters from a reef not far off the coast of Pompano Beach, Fla., when a mature bull shark idled entirely too close. Of the 350-odd species of sharks, there may be three that have been implicated regularly in attacks on people, and they are the white shark, the tiger shark and the bull shark. Deciding that he was going to go swimming with wild dolphins, he jumped into the middle of a school of aggressive, seven-foot bull sharks, one of which bit him in the foot. To dive off Hartlepool in January wearing only a short-sleeved T-shirt was a remarkable experience, despite the fire coral and the bull sharks. Typically, these attacks involve tiger, great white, gray reef, and bull sharks. ‘We already got four tiger sharks up to 690 pounds, one 529-pound hammerhead and a 323-pound bull shark,’ said Chaney.
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