Many cetaceans and large fish, including other sharks, suffer when cookiecutter sharks are around. This small, cigar-shaped shark is a parasite that bites chunks out of its prey. Using its unique thick, flexible lips to hold onto its victim by suction, it then twists itself around so that its razor-sharp lower teeth bite out a cookie-shaped piece of flesh. It is active at night, luring its victims with glowing green bioluminescent lights on its belly. It also preys on squid and crustaceans.
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?
Yes there is.
it is a cookie cutter shark
The cookie cutter shark's enemy is the whale.
Yes. The cookie cutter does have enemies. And its enemy is whales.
A cookie cutter shark beagle
They form into a bud when they are born then they turn into a spahsdui later on after 2 weeks then they are fuly grown the scientific nam is a squashed mushrooommm
Brown/black It depends from shark to shark.
not that much
sharks and whales....
No!
There's one called the cookie cutter Shark which kinda fits that description.
The cookie cutter shark