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Grey sharks in the Tetamanu gap
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Tetamanu is known worldwide for its undersea life. Grey sharks are numerous in the area. The great variety of potential preys as well as the high streams explain this density. Grey sharks are said to be true. They cannot breath if they are not moving. In the gap, breathing is made easier by the relative speed of the stream.
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