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squid, and sea turtles eat them......... and they eat plankton there small fish.
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What are predators of the goblin shark?
Predators of the goblin shark include larger sharks, such as great whites or tiger sharks, and possibly some deep-sea predators like sperm whales. However, due to its deep-sea habitat and elusive behavior, the goblin shark doesn't have many known predators.
Do goblin shark lay eggs?
I won t to now where goblin sharks lay they eggs . Are goblin sharks exdinced and they males hard to find
How do goblin sharks adapt to their environment?
The Goblin Shark has a retractable jaw
Do goblin sharks swim in schools?
no
Are goblin sharks mammals?
No, they are fish.
What is a goblin sharks enemie?
We are an enemy of them and everything bigger than them!
Are goblin sharks poisonous?
No. Sharks do not have poison glands anywhere on their bodies.
Are goblin sharks exctinct?
no but there extremely rare
How do goblin shark talk to other goblin sharks?
Goblin sharks communicate with each other using non-verbal methods such as body language, chemical signals, and vibrations. They may also use their sense of smell to detect pheromones released by other goblin sharks in the water.
What r goblin sharks reproduction?
Scientists have yet to capture a pregnant Goblin Shark. Hypothetically, Goblin Sharks reproduce the same way other sharks. It is said that Goblin Sharks fertilize eggs in the female shark. The female then carries the eggs until they are hatched when she then delivers live baby sharks. This is called ovoviviparous. Scientists believe that pregnant female sharks typically go to the coasts of Honshu to deliver their young. Honshu is an island of Japan.
Are people predators to the sharks?
are people predators to sharks than sharks are to humans
Do Goblin sharks eat Tiger sharks?
Nope. Goblin sharks and Tiger sharks shouldn't come into contact with one another because the goblin resides in deep cold waters as the tiger prefers warm tropical waters such as Hawaii coastal waters.
