The way the shark is built allows them to swim so deep into the oceans. The form their body takes makes them the perfect specimen for ocean life. The shark can swim as much as 6000 feet below the sea level.
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Sharks, fish, sea cucumbers and basicly everything in the ocean!
none they are great swimmers the only difficulties they have under water is when theygo in way to deep valys in the water you can only go down there in a sumberine you can`t come out or else you will be smashed.
It matters how deep you go in the water as in the sea water I only go up to my waist and i'm 5 foot 7
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Creatures that breath water have no concern for pressure problems. There are species of sharks in the abysmal depths. It is only air breathers that go way down that have problems like the bends and nitrogen narcosis. This does not apply to whales and dolphins as they do not breath when they dive.
You would blow up from water pressure.
Sharks can and do jump out of the water. Great white sharks have been filmed hunting seals by coming up beneath them and leaping all the way out of the water. They hit the seal at very high speed, which they build up by starting from deep in the ocean and swimming as hard as they can toward the surface. The impact is so great that the seal is probably dead before it even realized what has happened.
No! Because the currents under the water, down that deep, does not arrouse the sand and the water is not then moved
They will go in almost any temperature of water
salt water sharks typically do not go into fresh water, but sometimes they do. some sharks have been in freshwater for so ling that they have adapted and become freshwater charks. though this is uncommon, it does happen
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They hunt then they go fast and deep then they go up and jump for it or swim fast and get it