News-Sentinel.com Your Town. Your Voice.
Today's Daily Deal
Honest Ade Auto Repair
Half off on an Oil Change, Honest!
Today Only
$12
52% off
Local Business Search
Stock Summary
Dow12369.38-73.11
Nasdaq2778.790
S&P 5001295.22-9.64
AEP37.750
Comcast28.2750
GE18.950
ITT Exelis10.460
LNC20.560
Navistar26.310
Raytheon49.940
SDI10.430
Verizon41.530

WHO LIVES AT THE ZOO?


Reef shark


Age: 5 years

Length: 4 1/2 feet

Weight: About 20 pounds

Born: In the wild off Indonesia

In the wild: Found along coral reefs and lagoons of the Indian and Pacific oceans.

Family: Mothers give birth to two to four pups at a time.

Food: In the wild, fish, squid and crabs. At the zoo, fish, shrimp and squid.

Fun fact: The sharks stay away when zookeepers clean the shark tank glass. They don't like the bubbles from the scuba gear.


Click below to hear zoo aquarium specialist Ian Wallace tell you more about the black-tipped reef sharks at Fort Wayne Children's Zoo.




Sumatran tiger Orangutan Magpie jay Flying frog
Bennett's wallaby Penguin Sea lion Macaw
Angelfish Black swan Leaf insect Aldabra tortoise
Aldabra tortoise Capuchin monkey Kangaroo Komodo dragon
Puffer fish Red panda Red-tailed hawk Reef shark
Reticulated giraffe Reticulated python Siamang Wrinkled hornbill


Zoo cards home
Take the quiz
Quantcast