Sharks lose their teeth regularly throughout their lives, and they can grow back in place. This adaptation allows them to maintain their ability to effectively hunt and consume prey, as their teeth can become worn or damaged. Sharks have multiple rows of teeth, and as one tooth falls out, another moves forward to replace it, ensuring they always have sharp teeth ready for feeding.
yes
I'm not for sure what you mean but if a shark loses a tooth it takes 24 hours to grow back.
a shark grows its teeth back twice like humands
That would depend on if your a child or not. you have two sets of teeth in your life time, when you are a child and lose a tooth an adult tooth takes its place, if your an adult and lose a tooth it does not grow back.
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New teeth grow to replace those the shark has lost, Because it has back up rows of teeth behind those that it loses. Sometimes they can have up to 5 rows of teeth at one time!From what i understand about sharks is that they (unlike humans) continue to make teeth throughout their lifetime. Tiger sharks included.
Yes new ones will grow in its place again.
The whale shark can grow to nearly fifty feet.
no
No the biggest a Greenland shark grows 5 meters where as a great white can grow 6 meters in length
nope
35 FEET