It is the leopard shark. It is not considered to be a danger for humans and is not responsible for any attacks. The leopard shark usually lives in shallow coastal waters along the Pacific coast and eats bottom-dwelling invertebrates and small fish. Mature sharks can reach 1.5 meters in length, but most of them are about half that size. They can be found from Baja, California, to Alaska, and around the Hawaiian Islands. The leopard shark is dark brown with large dark spots, which gives it its name. It has a stout body and elongated, rounded snout with needle-like teeth in both jaws.