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Where do tiger sharks find their food?
In the ocean.
How tiger sharks get their food?
by licking stuff
Who are the enemies of a tiger shark?
The main enemy of tiger sharks are humans. People use them for food dishes such as shark fin soup. Shark's liver is a great source of vitamin A. Tiger sharks are also known to eat other tiger sharks.
How much tiger sharks migrate?
Yes to stay with their food
Are tiger sharks fish?
no tiger sharks are fish but r sharks
Why do tiger sharks eat their babies?
Maybe it's part of their food chain
What allows tiger sharks to catch food?
It is the skills, jaws, teeth and movement.
Do tiger sharks and crabs have a mutualism?
are tiger sharks mutualism
Does tiger sharks eat sharks?
no
Are hammerhead sharks rare?
Yes Tiger Sharks are endangered
How long are tiger sharks teeth?
tiger sharks teeth are about 3inches long
When was Tallahassee Tiger Sharks created?
Tallahassee Tiger Sharks was created in 1994.
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