The spotted ragged-tooth sharks’ favorite habitats are around coral reefs, bays, and surf zones in warm seas in much of the world.

Sand tiger sharks are not aggressive toward humans, but it is a large predator, and its very genus name refers to a mouth full of sharp teeth. It i...

The tiger shark is much bigger and much more aggressive than the sand tiger shark. The two aren’t closely related.

Sand tiger sharks are not extinct.

Sand tiger sharks live off the coasts of eastern North America and South America, east and southeast Asia, Africa and Australia.

They eat bony fish such as weakfish, sea bass, remoras, snappers, and eels, smaller sharks such as the smoothhound shark, and other cartilaginous f...

The key differences between nurse sharks and grey nurse sharks are appearance, teeth, size, reproduction, habitat, and location.

Sand tiger sharks and grey nurse sharks may sound like entirely different sharks. After all, sand tiger sharks may sound like a subspecies of the t...

The major differences between the tiger shark and the sand tiger shark can be seen in their size, appearance, and reproductive processes