They do have bones and that is a fact!!!
They do not have bones, they have cartilage.
Sharks have stiff cartilage in place of a bone skeleton. It is still quite stiff and sufficient to keep the body from caving in.
Because they have bones in their bodies which keeps them balance. These bones are called the skeleton.
How doesn't it? It keeps us alive! We are basically made up of water, skin, and bones.
Keeps your bones from being brittle. It is the 'blood' in the bones - keeps them living.
Drinking milk and walking in broad sunlight i.e at 5:00 a.m morning keeps your bones healthy.
what keeps our bones from scratching and bumping agaist each other when we move
The tiny fish eat whatever the sharks don't eat and it keeps them clean.
The bones in our and other animals bodies fit simply to enable the most movement. If creatures evolved to have bones the didn't fit, we would not be able to move easily! :P Our bones however do not fit together like glue. they are connected by cartilage. Cartilage is a strong, flexible part of out bodies that keeps the bones together yet allows movement. Have you ever had chicken and found that hard stuff you can't chew? That's cartilage! Cartilage is also between the ribs and also on your ears and nose.
Calcium
cartillage
Calcium, such as milk, keeps your bones and teeth strong.
calcium