During a recent expedition to Cabrillo’s remote intertidal habitat, park biologists and volunteers made a surprising discovery–large numbers of juvenile leopard sharks exploring shallow seagrass beds in search of food. Watch our video to witness these unexpected visitors and learn more about this marine phenomenon.
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