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yes alot of people catch them and kill them they go nicely with some pasta it tastes lovely over 8.5 million people eat it a year !
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 14y agoYes you can eat an angel shark (also known as a Monk Shark, Sand Devils, and Monk Fish) for the firm texture and a fine slightly sweet flavor.
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∙ 13y agoOf course you can. You can eat anything. Try it tonight - put something in your mouth, chew it, then swallow. Voila!!
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∙ 11y agoits very difficult to fillet. the meat is tough like a sandshark. and I plan on putting it in a taco after frying it up tonight.
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∙ 11y agoThe main food of a shark is fish. Most of them aren't known for eating one specific fish.
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∙ 12y agohumans and other sharks
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∙ 12y agoprobably if cooked properly!
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∙ 11y agoyes
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What does the horn shark eat?
they eat fish and other animals of the sea
Do sharks eat clams?
Not all sharks eat clams. The ones that do are the bottom dwellers such as the angel shark, zebra horn shark and woebegone.
Shark named after a musical instrument?
horn shark
When was Horn shark created?
Horn shark was created in 1855.
Fish that start with the letter h?
· Haddock · Halibut · Hammerhead Shark · Herring
What color is the horn shark?
silver
What eats a horn shark?
That thing in the Halo 4 - Camo Kills commercial eats a horn shark. Unfortunately I'm not sure what it is.
How long does A Horn shark live?
Horn sharks live to about 12 years.
How many horns are on a horn shark?
5
Do horn sharks like to eat people?
Yes. All living organisms eat. Adult horn sharks mainly eat hard-shelled molluscs, echinoderms, and crustaceans, and also feed opportunistically on a wide variety of other invertebrates and small bony fishes. Juvenile horn sharks prefer softer-bodied prey such as sea anemones and polychaete worms.
What does a cyclops shark eat?
what does the cyclops shark eat
What can eat a shark for dolphin?
Nothing can really eat an a shark but a whale but the shark has to be dead.
