A zebra shark (Stegostoma tigrinum) swims over the reef in Vaavu Atoll, Maldives.In some parts of the world, this species is called a leopard shark because of the spots it develops as an adult.. 2. Zebra sharks reach a maximum length of about 8 feet (2.5 m) and live over 28 years in aquaria. 1. 3. Zebra sharks are often confused with leopard sharks because they are born dark brown with white bars across their bodies, but become light yellow with small dark spots as they mature. 4.
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In the latest installment of the Shark Academy series, Jonathan looks at the Zebra shark (sometimes called the Leopard shark).*****.. The Zebra shark is a species of carpet shark found throughout the tropical Indo-Pacific, from South Africa to the Red Sea, to India and Southeast Asia. They are covered in small dark spots, have distinctive ridges running down their bodies, and a tail fin nearly half their total length. Adults typically reach an average length of about 2.4 meters.
