sharks dont have any gas filled organs so it helps them float and their skin has a bluber like substane just like whales so it alos helps them float
They do not really float. They swim.
its body
the back ones
they float on their back
Sharks do indeed float in seawater. They have an air bladder which assists them in their nautical excursions.
Their fins float and flatter in the water when they move.
Yes they do in fact they can float forever! Even in choppy waters in the middle of the ocean with hungry sharks. Overall, they are known for their floating.
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They help it reproduce get it. Some sharks give live birth.
They're either pretending to be dead or they float.
For flotation, sharks rely on their liver which is filled with oil and fats. Their liver has two parts which are filled with oil and fats, substances that are lighter than water helping in this way to float. Liver is as much as 25% of the shark weight and although it helps for buoyancy, sharks must swim continuously or otherwise they will sink.
Sharks lack a swim bladder, which enables a fish to float. Sharks must swim constantly or they will die.
They can't float, just like sharks, rays continuously swim through the ocean until they die or get killed by predators (which is probably unlikely for electric rays).
They help them hunt and defend.