What eats cookie -cutter sharks?

cookie cutter sharks...very slowly.

Cookie cutter sharks don't hear

YES COOKIE CUTTER SHARKS DO SEE OTHERS, how else would they mate if they couldn't see eachother! ...

The cookie cutter shark's enemy is the whale.

They are tooo darn big, the cookie cutter shark eats a cookie sized hole from the whale but that's all. ...

They are called cookie cutter sharks because About 100-90 years ago, a submarine was in the water and then when they came back, there was a bite mark that literally looked like a baker took a cookie cutter and put it in the sub! But what it really was, was a cookie cutter shark. What really happened, was that since the sharks diet is whale, the cookie cutter though that the sub was a whale, and took a bite, and then...

Cookie Cutter Sharks May Lay Eggs But Sometimes They do Try other Questions at Somewhere Else ...

No. Not really. Cookie cutter sharks eat whales, so they won't mistake humans for a whale. And cookie cutters are one of the smallest sharks, so they won't be a threat. ...

They are about 13 inches

the cookie cutter shark lives in the deep ocean with many other sharks which can help feed itself ...

Shark babies are called pups.

the cookie cutter shark and the other sharks

pacific and atlantic ocean

The average lifespan of a cookie cutter shark is currently unknown. Research is currently being conducted to help determine that. ...

Cookie-cutter sharks are found in tropical waters, and Hawaii is no exception. I have seen these sharks' signatures on the sides of monk seals, and a friend tells me she has seen them on tunas at fish auctions. ...

spinner dolphins enemies are cookie cutter sharks the spinner dolphins try to get away but they can't and the cookie cutter sharks take a bite out of the spinner dolphin's tail and the bite is a shape of a cookie and the spinner dolphin can't heal. ...

I have researched ALOT on sharks and I do not think that a cookie cutter shark could sink a submarine.It isn`t possible because a suubmarine is made of metal and I don't even think that cookie cutter sharks could bite through metal.I hope that this answers you question!:) ...

A Cookie Cutter Shark is a Cookie Cutter Shark

The cookie cutter shark is one of the many species of sharks that does lay eggs. The newborns remain inside the eggs until they are fully developed and then they hatch and are on their own. ...

Male cookie cutter sharks grow to a maximum of 16.5 inches (42 cm) total length while females reach 22 inches (56 cm). ...

They eat smaller fish like squid whole and larger fish like whake they can only take smale bites out of.They take scoops of flesh out of prey many times bigger than them that`s why they are called cookie cutter sharks. ...

seriously? ok, roll out dough. press down with cookie cutter. take cookie cutter away. done! ...

It eats in small round jagged bites, sucking the (usually blubber) food into its mouth, when its done the wound looks like someone took a round cookie cutter, jabbed it into the flesh, and took the flesh to go cook for mom ^-^ sounds pleasant doesn't it? ...

cookie cutter sharks that are known to cut out many circled shapes in fish, whales anything he could get on to. Also it is very rare to be bitten by them because they live way deep in ditches of the sea. ...

Cookie-cutter Sharks have big triangular teeth in the lower jaw and have small piercing teeth in the upper jaw. These sharks are not considered dangerous to humans, because of their small size and the fact that they live deep in the ocean. They catch their food by attaching themselves to their prey with sucking lips. Once attached they can spin their body to cut out a chunk of flesh, just like you do with cookie dough and cookie cutters. Cookie cutter...