Caribbean Reef Sharks – Making their home on the Key Largo Reefs

Over the decades, the reefs of Key Largo have always been abundant with marine life of many species. Sharks included, particularly the common Nurse Shark, a common sight on any reef during any season. Occasionally,  scuba divers would come across a Hammerhead, Bull or Reef Shark.  But over the last decade or so, the Caribbean […]

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