@carolh81's Review of City Moment · Houston - Houston, US

Han Water directly over your head There are several different species of sharks swimming around us the largest of the sharks that you see is the same tiger shark These shorts are begon and weigh over two hundred pounds. They are found world one and are identifiable by their numerous lows of shark tee. The most numerous sharks in our exhibit are brown sharks, which are frequently found up the coast of Gavesland. The mom shorten that you see here are approximately five to seven might and are the most aggressive featers in the exhibit. It is a common misconception that sharks need to constantly move however you may notice some sharks resting on the bottom of the exhibit. They are nurse sharks and spend the majority of their time on the ocean floor they can reach up to ten feet in length and weigh over two hundred pounds. The most unusual and rare animal located in the tank of me is the sawfish. It is a ray, not a shark, and can reach over twenty feet in length, weighing over one thousand pounds. The saufish uses two salt to kill its prey a large female sauce you see actually survived Hurricane Harvey slood. Due to her ability to live in lower oxygen environments and in both fresh and saltwater, she was able to maintain.