No. Basking Sharks are COMPLETELY harmless. Although they may come across as gigantic and dangerous, they only feed on vegetation and small plankton. For an example you could compare a basking shark with a whale shark and find that they have many things in common.
No they do not eat humans - they eat mostly small animals like plankton or minnows.
Yes, there are poisonous sharks. The spiny dogfish shark has a spine on its dorsal fin that is mildly poisonous. The flesh of the Greenland shark is also toxic.
well if they shut their mouth on you or bash into your boats then yes
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The largest basking shark on record was 12.27 metres long and weighed 19 tons, though there have been unconfirmed larger ones found.The average basking shark is about 6 to 8 metres long.Here's a helpful hint using this website - just double click on the word "baskin shark" and you'll get a lot of information on baskin sharks. Then maximize the pop up window to get even more info on baskin sharks.
There has been 6 people a year being killed by a shark or injured and that may not be a lot but is a year............
The MEGALADON orThe Whale Shark, Rhincodon typus is the most humungous shark in the entire world. Luckily, they are not predators and are just another slow moving filter feeder similar to the Basking Shark. The Whale Shark can grow as long as 41 feet and weigh as much as 15 tons! The whale shark can be found in tropical and warm water oceans; they have been known to live as long as 70 years. This species is said to have originated as long as 60 million years ago!
Hypothetically yes, they can drown. However at most beaches shark nets are closely monitored by local officials who do their best to save any creature caught in the nets. Shark nets are a mere precaution meaning they won't necessarily stop a shark from entering a beach but research shows that they are effective.
None, they are all out to kill, if you encounter one it will kill you. It will hurt, and you will bleed, a slow and painful death.ANSWERSharks do not seek out and kill humans. Occasionally some sharks, such as the great white shark, attack humans because they mistake them for their preferred prey (seals in the case of the great white). Shark attacks are relatively rare, although I don't advise going up close with most species of shark without a professional. Most species of large sharks have been known to attack humans occasionally, although the whale shark (the largest species of shark in the world) are not known to have ever purposefully attacked a human, although an accidental blow from its tail could be dangerous.
Yes, the Geenland Shark, Basking Shark and Porbeagle are or have been common around Norway.
Bull Sharks are apex predators. In their natural habitat, they have very few natural predators. Very few marine animals are large enough to actually hunt or kill a full grown bull shark. However, humans are the biggest enemies for these sharks. They have been hunted and killed indiscrimenately by humans for decades.
Chinese people have killed and been killed. China (earthenware) has been used to kill someone. China (the country) has not killed anyone.
The largest basking shark on record was 12.27 metres long and weighed 19 tons, though there have been unconfirmed larger ones found.The average basking shark is about 6 to 8 metres long.Here's a helpful hint using this website - just double click on the word "baskin shark" and you'll get a lot of information on baskin sharks. Then maximize the pop up window to get even more info on baskin sharks.
Yes, my brother and uncle :(
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No. Michael Phelps has not ever reported to anyone nor has anyone ever reported to anyone else that, at one point, he was eaten by a shark.
Hit, but not killed
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Yes Christine Clarke this is not false information