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How do sharks eat and sleep?
That depends on the type of shark. BTW in case you were wondering, it is not true that all (most) sharks can never stop swimming and must always be moving otherwise they die. But it is true that they need flowing water.
How often do sharks sleep?
hammerhead sharks sleep for 2 to 3 hours a day
When sharks sleep?
that's simple sharks don't sleep
How do sharks obtain oxygen while they sleep?
Sharks will usually sleep in a moving ocean current so that water flows through their gills constantly. plus they never really sleep as like you or I do their bodies are always in motion If their bodies are not in motion, they will sink.
How fish and sharks are alike?
They are related by the both have gills, they never sleep , and they both have fins but only sharks have better predator eyesight.
Do sand tiger sharks sleep?
no they r like all sharks if they sleep they die
Do sharks sit on the bottom of the ocean floor?
Although sharks may graze on the bottom, they never actually sit on the ocean floor. Sharks have to constantly keep swimming, even in their sleep or else they will die.
How do sharks not sleep?
Sharks do sleep however they must sleep and swim at the same time because if they stop swimming they will stop breathing.
Do fish sleep sleep with there eyes closed?
Fish don't have eye lids, so they never close. But there are exceptional fishes like the Sharks do have eyelids to protect their eyes!
Does the hammerhead shark sleep?
all sharks do not sleep.
Do mud sharks sleep?
no
What is the only animal that never sleeps?
Some people think that sharks never sleep because they need to keep moving in order to breathe. However, some sharks need to keep moving to do this, while others don't. Some sharks have spiracles, a small opening behind their eyes, that force water across the shark's gills so the shark can rest. Other sharks do need to swim constantly to keep water moving over their gills and their bodies, but sharks can swim without using all of their brains. These sharks have active periods, and restful periods, rather than undergoing deep sleep like we do. They seem to be sleep-swimming, with parts of their brain resting.
