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I don't anything about that kind of shark except its size and the fact that its a shark. And judging by its size, its probably pretty low on the food chain. I mean seriously, its like, 2 feet long! I dont think it will be eating anything big enough to fight back anytime soon.
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Where is the mako shark food chain?
what is the mako sharks food chain
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The Hammerhead shark is located at the top of the food chain
Why is the cookie cutter shark called the cookie cutter?
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Where is a shark on the food chain?
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What is the Leaf-cutter Ants place in the food chain?
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Where on the shark is the food chain is that?
shut up die stupied
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Are great white shark pups at the bottom of the food chain?
no
What is the top of the water food chain?
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A food chain of the ocean?
shark- seal- fish- alge
What kind of tiny fish do the cookie cutter sharks eat?
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