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Are there black shark teeth

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The Whale shark - the biggest of all shark species (they're the size of a schoolbus), have tiny, primordial teeth - most shark experts believe they are useless, and that whale sharks are plankton and krill eaters.

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there teeth are black because of all the food they eat.

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If I'm not wrong, no. Their teeth come out many times. Then they grow new teeth.

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