Reef sharks congregate around reefs in relatively shallow ocean waters. The largest fish is called a whale shark. It only eats plankton and small fish, but lives in the deep waters of various oceans. They rarely surface, so little is known about them. There are also freshwater sharks.
*Any animal that lives in freshwater or saltwater is said to live in a marine habitat*
A December 10, 2006 report by the Census of Marine Life group reveals that 70% of the world's oceans are shark-free. They have discovered that although many sharks live up to depths as low as metres ( ft), they fail to colonize deeper, putting them more easily within reach of fisheries and thus endangered status.
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There are freshwater sharks that live in rivers and lakes, but can also live in saltwater. However, there is a total of 440 species of sharks, most of which live in all of the oceans of the world.
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Bull sharks have been found many miles up freash water streams. They are also found in shallow water from 90 feet to 2 feet of water. but they like murky water for hunting.
The great white can be found in all temperate and tropical seas, far at sea, even coastal areas.
is the ocean hot or cold?...
sharks
they live in the oceans.
Whale Sharks live in the entire Tropical and Subtropical open ocean latitudes.
To eat the other fish and protect their group!!
sharks,whales,parahnas,catfish,and coral
This answer is not very simple. You see there really are no exotic animals in the ocean ecosystem. Mabye a couple sharks and all.
no they normally dont live in the same water conditions
They play a huge role in the ecosystem. They mostly play Toby Keith music to crabs who feel insecure about themselves.
Frogs, alligators, fish, turtles, and otters are just some of the many animals in a freshwater ecosystem.
They keep the ecosystem in balance and killer whales and some sharks feed on them.
polar bears, penguins, fish, whales, sharks, and migrating birds.
They're best friends. They use each other to benefit the ecosystem.