606K views · 4.7K reactions | The zebra shark (Stegostoma fasciatum) is a nocturnal species of carpet shark. These sharks spend most of the day resting motionless on the sea floor and actively hunt at night. #SharkWeek 2020 starts August 9 on @Discovery. 麗  by @jacintashackleton | Science Channel | Facebook

10K views · 887 reactions | Are zebra sharks white with black stripes or black with white stripes? 樂 . . . Zebra sharks have black and white stripes after hatching. As they get older they start to lose those stripes and develop spots. Which is why outside North America, they are called leopard sharks. Regardless of their name, you can get up close with them in our Shark and Ray Interaction! ⬇️ | Georgia Aquarium | Facebook

2.1K views · 64 reactions | Did you know that zebra sharks can reproduce without the presence of a male? These eggs are technically clones of their mother and are referred to as “mermaid purses.” Valentine, the zebra shark in the Fort Wayne Children’s Zoo’s care, has laid over 130 eggs! The Zoo has collaborated with Georgia Aquarium to study Valentine’s eggs and see how they compare to other zebra shark eggs in professional care. | Fort Wayne Zoo | Facebook

We’re overjoyed to announce the birth of a zebra shark at CMA! This animal was born on November 8th and has been acclimating in a behind-the-scenes habitat ever since. Stay tuned as to when you can see this animal at CMA. Comment below a shark 🦈 emoji to welcome our newest shark addition | Clearwater Marine Aquarium