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They are important because they are used to eat fish and other prey.
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Why is the teeth important for the shark?
it is very important for the shark because when it comes to the sharks supper, the shark has to be able to tear its prey into small enough pieces to swollow. by the way, sharks never run out of teeth, the shark has got many backups in its gums.
Do sharks have lots of teeth?
Great White shark teeth as are those from all sharks are white. Black shark teeth are fossilized ones. The most common color for fossilized shark teeth is a black root with a grayish crown.
What type of teeth do hammerhead sharks have?
they have teeth sort of alike to a grey shark look up that shark yourself
Do shark have teeth asked by the baby?
yes sharks do have teeth more then 100 hundred of them
Does shark have chewing teeth?
No, Sharks don't gnaw or chew, the sharks teeth are for cutting, some species of shark have serrated teeth for an even more effective cutting action. Also, really old shark have no means of obtaining dentures which is basically a death sentence unless they switch to vegetarian diet, but this is a rare shark indeed.
Do bala sharks have teeth?
Yes a frilled shark does have teeth infact a frilled shark has 300 teeth arranged into about 25 rows.
What are sharks variations?
Shark variations are variations of sharks and that sharks have fins to swim and large teeth for hunting prey as food.
What shark has no teeth at all?
whale sharks for sure, but that's just one kind.
Can people pull sharks teeth and they still live?
The person or the shark? The shark would still live- most sharks' teeth fall out often, and they have many extra ones. If the shark was sedated the person would live- if not, they might be missing an arm.
Can you find sharks teeth in Galveston?
Yes, I find shark teeth all the time on the beaches of Galveston!
How big can a Carcharhinus shark tooth get?
sharks teeth grow very big. up to [55cm] that is how big sharks teeth grow.
Why are gummy sharks called gummy sharks?
The Gummy Shark, Mustelus antarcticus, has flat, plate-like teeth for crushing its prey, hence, Gummy Shark.
