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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 sharks bite chunks out of large billfish like marlins and tunas, large squid, seals, whales, dolphins, other sharks, and stingrays. This shark has even been recorded to take a bite out of a nuclear submarine's rubber dome.
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What is a small kind of shark?
A cookie cutter shark beagle
What are some of the animals that live in the sea?
whales,sharks,angler fish, gulper eel, cookie cutter shark, ampire squid,fanfin angler fishfangfishoarfishdragonfishheadlight fishdumbo
What kind of shark leaves a round bite mark?
The cookie cutter shark
What kind of fish do sharks eat?
Any kind of fish that swims in front of them while they are hungry
What kind of fish are compatible with crabs?
sharks
Are whales sharks?
no, sharks are a kind of fish and whales are mammals like dolphins
What kind of fish does killer sharks eat?
Killer sharks eat fish, dolphins, boats, blood, animals that are big, other sharks, and last and least water.
What kind of fish do Dwarf Sharks eat?
LIBIDO
What kind of sharks live in the Amazon River?
There isn't any kind of shark in the Amazon river. There is a kind of dolphin. Sharks are sea fish.
What kind of fish are sharks?
A specieces of fish known as Chondrichthyes. In otherwords, its own class of fish.
What is the kind of fish that will eat you?
Carnivorous fish. Such as Sharks, Parana's, And many, many others.
What animals live in dark zone?
Animals living in the dark zone must be able to survive in darkness and cold water that often hovers at around 34 degrees. Animals adapted to this kind of environment include brittle stars, clams, copepods, and cookie cutter sharks.
