Identify this young shark

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Can anyone identify this young shark, caught off the Western Cape, South Africa?

Thanks

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If that is not a photoshopped picture then I will be amazed.
 
Can anyone identify this young shark, caught off the Western Cape, South Africa?

Thanks

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What was the original source of this picture? Do you have a link to it?
 
It's a baby BULL SHARK. They have the upper snout that protrudes especially when their mouth is open. You will notice that in adults when they are about to bite and extend out their teeth. I have also found a pic online of one a little larger caught on a line.


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ADULT:
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Carolyn:shark2:

PS: Did it survive?
 
Second dorsal looks too big for a baby bull... Here's a baby bull:

And where'd he get those eyes? Mr. Magoo parts factory?

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You found it. The missing link. A shark with lips. obviously a distant relative of homo sapiens. I dub it Adam (or Eve, depending).:eyebrow:
 
https://www.shearwater.com/products/peregrine/

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