Shark Caught in Russian River!
Monday, May 21st, 2007
A 7 ft shark was caught in the Neva River in St. Petersburg, Russia. This is the first time a shark has ever been found anywhere near St. Petersburg or even in North-West Russia.
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Would that be another Bull Shark?
what happened to its teeth??
Looks like a nurse shark.
Maybe some sort of mutant Chernobyl shark.
its a bull shark. no doubt at all. unless russian rivers are slatwater.
This must be a joke.
There are no sharks in the baltik sea, and St Pete is just there. Must be a dead one from an aquarium or the like, but this one is never never ever been fished in St. Petersburg, Russia.
Those sharks never occur more north than the southernmost point of Europe. And St Pete is 2000 miles north and away from this spot.
are there known to be sharks in lakes?
it’s a greenland shark………… dah, pretty much the only shark in the baltic?
poor shark :[
it looks harmless
definitely not a bull shark or great white, cause the eyes aren’t beady and black
wat a cool site lol
yeah because bull sharks are known to travle upstream from the ocean