The Spotted Gryphon Shark is a unique mid-sized marine creature found in the temperate waters of the Sea of Japan and the East China Sea near Korea. This species is known for its distinctive spotted pattern, which resembles the markings of a cheetah. This shark has a streamlined body adapted for swift swimming, with powerful fins that allow it to navigate both shallow coastal areas and deeper ocean trenches, making it a truly remarkable sight.

The Spotted Gryphon Shark prefers clear, nutrient-rich waters where it can hunt small fish, squid, and crustaceans. It is often seen near coral reefs and kelp forests, where it blends seamlessly into its surroundings thanks to its spotted coat. During certain seasons, these sharks migrate along the coastlines of Japan and Korea, following the currents and feeding grounds.

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