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A medium-sized requiem shark species native to the warm waters of the Indo-Pacific oceans, characterized by its solid grey back, broadly rounded snout, and a distinct dark margin along the entire trailing edge of its tail fin, predominantly inhabiting shallow coral reefs and adjacent drop-offs.

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"While scuba diving near the atoll drop-off, the marine biologists observed a lone shark gracefully patrolling the coral formations."

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