Lake Nicaragua in NicaraguaBull sharks travel up the San Juan River to Lake Nicaragua and sometimes spend years in the lake before returning to the Caribbean Ocean. Lake Nicaragua is a freshwater lake, and it's one of the largest in the Americas.
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There have been no confirmed sightings of bull sharks in the Great Lakes region. While bull sharks are known to inhabit freshwater bodies, they are primarily found in warm, coastal waters and estuaries.
Recife Beach, BrazilThe most common shark found on Recife Beach is the Bull Shark, an often unpredictable kind of shark that is known for its strength and tenacity. While not especially fast, bull sharks are nevertheless frightening to come across in the wild.
Lake Pontchartrain in LouisianaThe boy's name is Trent and he is the first recorded case of a bull shark attack at this specific location. There have been sharks up to 4 feet long caught by anglers at the lake and there are reports of sharks up to 6 feet long in the water.
But Heithaus said it would not be possible for a bull shark to reach the Great Lakes on their own because most don't travel very far upstream. If one did reach the lakes, it would not be able to survive due to the cold water temperature.