Show Me The Sharks!

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 Sharks are an exciting animal to observe. With all of the tales we have heard about sharks, they remain a mysterious and fascinating animal. 


This exhibit is often the most crowded. Many people find themselves drawn to this exhibit. Whale Sharks are also present at the end of the exhibit. 

Link to the Georgia Aquarium website:

Tiger Shark - Georgia Aquarium

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