No, for three reasons:
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No. Rivers are frshwater, and sharks need seawater. Actually, Bull sharks don't they are already in rivers in the eastern side of the U.S. , No I'm not sure if there are any in Indiana. Eventually there will probably be some.
I ran the numbers, did some probability calculations, and its a little bit more common than being eaten alive by a shark.
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Shark are mammals since they give birth to the sharks rather than lay eggs. While the sharks are in the stomach they are alive swimming in there. They usually tend to eat each other, while still n there. Answer Some sharks lay eggs. Some give birth to live young. Sharks are cartilaginous fish, Class Chondrichthyes. They have backbones which makes them vertebrates and they have fins, jaws and a type of scale called denticles and are aquatic like all jawed fish. Sharks are not mammals as they do not have hair and do not suckle their young.
They help it reproduce get it. Some sharks give live birth.
Some sharks give live birth.
yes there is only one shark that gives birth a lemon shark but some times a great white can give live birth
thear are some sharks what are stronger then tiger sharks such as bull shark and great white sharks
There are 440 species of sharks. Some of the different types of sharks include the great white shark, hammerhead shark, sand shark, and nurse shark.
No, sharks are a type of fish.
No, a shark is not a mammal but a fish since they don't need air and most of them lay purses even though some give birth like mammals.
The waters off Kenya are home to several species of sharks. Some of these include whale sharks, great white sharks, blacktip reef shark, hammerhead shark, bignose shark, bull shark, sandbar shark, African angel shark, and Mako shark.
There are many differences between the shark and the dolphin. Sharks are cartilaginous fish whereas the dolphin is a mammal. Sharks take air in through their gills while dolphins breathe fresh air using their lungs.
no,not all sharks are grey but most of them are.
Yes, some sharks do have their young in this way, it is called viviparity. Some sharks maintain a placental link to the developing young which is similar to mammalian gestation. The young are born alive and fully functional. The hammerheads, the bull and the blue sharks are viviparous.