First record of recurring reproduction of captive tawny nurse sharks Nebrius ferrugineus

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Abstract

Between 2008 and 2015, a group of tawny nurse sharks Nebrius ferrugineus reproduced successfully in a captive environment on the central Red Sea coast of Saudi Arabia. Births occurred on an annual basis, except for 2013. Of 12 confirmed birthing events, the most recent (2015) was observed and recorded in detail, which further contributes to the limited reproductive knowledge of this monotypic species.

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Cocks, L. N., Mee, J. K. L., & Shepherd, A. P. (2019). First record of recurring reproduction of captive tawny nurse sharks Nebrius ferrugineus. Journal of Fish Biology, 94(6), 948–951. https://doi.org/10.1111/jfb.13963

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