These notorious sharks have earned their name through their stocky shape, broad flat face, and unpredictably aggressive behavior. Bull sharks reach over 10 feet long and weigh over 200 pounds. They dwell near coasts and have the unusual ability to roam up rivers and through brackish swamps. This habitat range often puts bull sharks near humanoid settlements, which, combined with their fierce temper, makes them one of the shark species most likely to attack people.
It is a small blessing that bull sharks are generally solitary hunters. However, their freshwater adaptability makes them a favored ally of sahuagin raiding parties looking to travel inland via river. Anyone who attempts to pursue the sahuagin raiders into the water will quickly find themselves surrounded by an ambush party of unruly bull sharks.