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they aren't exept for the shovelnose and the giant guitarfish
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Do sharks eat mackerels?
It depends on what type of shark I guess. I know for a fact that guitarfish (aka shovelnose shark) eat Mackerel
What is the classification of a Banjo shark?
A banjo shark belongs to the Chondrichthyes class of sharks. It is often called a fiddler ray or guitarfish as well.
How dangerous is dirtbiking?
It can be very dangerous but also can not be
What are some similies for the word dangerous?
as dangerous as a shark.
Why are wadis dangerous?
they are dangerous because you might sink
Where do shovelnose guitarfish live?
where does shovelnose guitarfish live
Where are club nose guitarfish located?
japan
How long can a bowmouth guitarfish live?
one day
How long does it take for a bowmouth guitarfish to reproduce?
6 weeks
What eats shovelnose guitarfish?
crabs,worms,clams,small fish, and crustaceans
Do sharks eat mackerels?
It depends on what type of shark I guess. I know for a fact that guitarfish (aka shovelnose shark) eat Mackerel
What is the classification of a Banjo shark?
A banjo shark belongs to the Chondrichthyes class of sharks. It is often called a fiddler ray or guitarfish as well.
How many species of guitarfish are there?
Guitarfish, which make up the family Rhinobatidae, belong to the same class as sharks and rays, and are named for the guitar-like shape of their bodies. They resemble a cross between a ray and a shark, as they have a flattened body that ends in a shark-like tail. Various species of guitarfish are found in the Pacific, Atlantic, and Indian oceans. In some countries, they are caught and sold commercially or fished for sport. These fish are not usually harmful to humans. Rhinobatidae consists of seven genera, containing over 50 species. Most species of guitarfish reach an averege adult length of 2 to 4.5 ft (0.6 to 1.4 m). There are a few species, such as the giant guitarfish, or Rhynchobatus djiddensis, and bowmouth, also known as Rhina ancylostoma, that can reach over 10 ft (3.1 m) in length, and weigh 300 to 500 lbs (135 to 227 kg). All species have a flat, elongated head with eyes located on the top, and the mouth and gills located on the underside. There are two dorsal fins, and caudal fins that are located on the long, shark-like tail. These fish are ovoviviparous, which means that the offspring are born fully developed. Guitarfish are bottom-dwellers, and most species are found in tropical coastal areas. Their diet generally consists of other bottom-dwelling ocean animals - mainly crustaceans and other invertebrates. They trap prey against the ocean floor, and crush the shells of invertebrates before consuming the edible portions. United Nations Farms
Do guitarfish have teeth?
Atlantic Guitarfish have 56-80 blunt teeth in the upper jaw and 51-82 teeth in the lower. The upper jaw has eight to ten rows of teeth and the lower jaw has seven to nine rows of teeth. The teeth are rectangular at the base and somewhat rounded at the corners, fitting very close together.
What sharks do lemon sharks eat?
They eat catfish, mullet, jacks, croakers, cowfish, guitarfish, sting rays, crabs, and crayfish.
Which are the aquatic animals that are endangered?
Zebra seahorse West Indian manatee Queen trigger fish - Vulnerable Barndoor skate - Endangered Winter skate Eyespot skate Spotback skate Chilean devil ray Redfish Striped guitarfish
What is the comparative and superlative to the word dangerous?
More dangerous Most dangerous
