Walter Cross, who first discovered Sivad's native Cross Shark, described a "fearsome beast with an evil grin." Indeed, the Cross Sharks do appear to sport a sickly smile -- but this does not change the fact that they are among Sivad's most lethal ocean predators.

In the wild, researchers need special protective equipment to study Cross Sharks, but in the Sivadian National Aquarium's Chamberlain Hall, the sharks can be viewed from behind the safety of underwater glass.

The Cross Sharks are fed daily at 11 AM and 4:30 PM. Stay in Chamberlain Hall after the feeding to hear our expert marine biologists talk about these incredible animals.

For more information about the Cross Sharks, click here.

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The Rt. Hon. Frederick Chamberlain