Freycinet's Epaulette Shark

Freycinet's Epaulette Shark

Hemiscyllium freycineti

Near Threatened
DESCRIPTION

Freycinet's Epaulette Shark is a small, slender species known for its ability to 'walk' using its pectoral fins. It is primarily found in coral reef environments and is distinguished by its distinctive spot pattern. This shark is nocturnal and mostly feeds on small fish and invertebrates.

Max Length 100 cm
Max Weight 10 kg
Lifespan 20 - 25 years
Habitat Coastal zone and coral reef
Depth Range 0 - 50 m
Diet
Carnivore
Activity
Nocturnal
Social Behavior Solitary
TOP DESTINATIONS

Featured destinations to spot Freycinet's Epaulette Shark

SIGHTING PROBABILITY
  • Unlikely
  • Likely
  • Very likely