Costa Rica Anglers Catch Rare Orange and Albino Nurse Shark
Costa Rica Anglers Catch Rare Orange and Albino Nurse Shark
Anglers on a fishing trip off Costa Rica’s Caribbean coast caught a nurse shark unlike any seen before: bright orange skin and stark white eyes. This adult shark, about two meters long, marks the first recorded case of xanthism in its species, Ginglymostoma cirratum, and in these waters. The find happened last August near Tortuguero National Park during a sport fishing outing with the Parismina Domus Dei tour company.
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