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Where do you get a bone in shark tooth?
in the cave.
Why is shark cartilage important to the shark?
cartilage is more flexible than bone making the shark more hydrodynamic.
What is a shark jaw made of?
Bone
Why there are no back bone in a shark?
Because they have an exoskeleton.
Does the thresher shark have a back bone?
yes
Where do you get the bone in shark toot bay?
Wie ?
Where do you find the bone on Shark tooth island?
In the Temple
Is a shark an iinvertebreate?
Yes, because they have cartilage instead of bone.
Where do you find the old bone in shark tooth?
inside the temple..
Are shark a vertebrates?
yes, they are vertebrate because they have back bone.
How are shark bodys different from humans?
A shark's "skeleton" is made of cartilage while human skeleton is made of bone.
Where do you find the bone in poptropica?
when you are in the temple you pass the thing with the shark teeth and when you go where the Caterpillar and the golden shark you have to keep going . when you are near the spikes go into the entry and go to your left and there is the OLD BONE!
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