What is another word for galeocerdo?

Pronunciation: [ɡe͡ɪlˈə͡ʊsədˌə͡ʊ] (IPA)

Galeocerdo is a genus name for a species of large predatory sharks commonly known as tiger sharks. However, there are several other names that are used as synonyms for the word galeocerdo. These include sea tiger, gray shark, blue shark, maneater, and striped shark. The name galeocerdo is derived from the Greek words "galeos," meaning shark, and "kerdos," meaning teeth. Tiger sharks are easily recognizable due to their distinctive vertical stripes on their body, hence the name "striped shark." These apex predators are found in warm waters worldwide and are known for their indiscriminate feeding habits, leading them to consume a variety of prey items.

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