i lov eshark teeth , so i was wondering if i could know where to find shark teeth at pass-a-grill beach.
Thanks
1. sharp teeth 2. counter shading 3. good smelling
1. sharp teeth 2. counter shading 3. good smelling
Only if the teeth are not still attached to the shark when they are on your neck ;)ANS2:They are about as lucky as toenail trimmings...who was the genius that looked at a rabbit's severed foot and said that it must be lucky?! ...Didn't seem to be doing much good for the rabbit.
They have good smelling power which help them to catch their prey.
a whale shark
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yes
its good for beaches
A good name for a shark is Bruis,dude and duke!
Probably the least dangerous shark is the biggest one - the whale shark. Sluggish plankton and krill eaters of tropical seas, their teeth are very small, and most ichthyologists believe they are probably useless. They are non-aggressive.
yes not if its your pet that would be sad =<
Seals are good bait for the great white shark because seals are the main food source of the great white shark.