Why does Lake Nicaragua have sharks?

The sharks traveled from the ocean into Lake Nicaragua through the San Juan River. Bull sharks are famous for being unpredictable, aggressive for favoring shallow, warm water. Today, scientists claim that the Bull Shark population has been almost wiped out due to a shark-fin processing plant along the San Juan river.



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1. Lake Nicaragua in Nicaragua. Bull sharks travel to Lake Nicaragua by jumping a series of rapids. Bull sharks travel up the San Juan River to Lake Nicaragua and sometimes spend years in the lake before returning to the Caribbean Ocean.

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The World's Most Shark-Infested Beaches
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  • Topsail Island, North Carolina.


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These are some of the lakes that sharks live in: Lake Nicaragua in Nicaragua. Carbrook Golf Club in Queensland, Australia. Lake Pontchartrain in Louisiana.

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