Sharks have a lateral line system along their sides, which detects water movements. This helps the shark find prey and navigate around other objects at night or when water visibility is poor. The lateral line system is made up of a network of fluid-filled canals beneath the shark's skin. Pressure waves in the ocean water around the shark vibrate this liquid. This, in turn is transmitted to jelly in the system, which transmits to the shark's nerve endings and the message is relayed to the brain.
They usually go in an abandon ship or a dark cave.
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No! A dwarf shark does.
Protect its back from the sun
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Tiger sharks have adapted to be able to see whenever it is very dark. They also have a great sense of smell.
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Basking sharks normally swim close to the surface.
Sharks can be practically any shade of gray (blue gray, dark gray, light gray, etc.) and they can also be black.
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Yes, some species of cat sharks have been found to exhibit bioluminescence, which allows them to produce a faint glow in the dark. This luminous display is thought to play a role in communication, camouflage, or prey attraction in the dark ocean depths.
Whale sharks - like the majority of sharks - are cold blooded.