Deep oceanic WATER is never colder than 32 Fahrenheit- at extreme depths. the high pressure induced by the depths prevents freezing. Sharks are as rugged as Carborundum, their skin feels like it. They have no trouble adapting. Sharks are cold-water fish anyhow.
Yes, India's coastlines do have sharks. Most areas have sharks, except for some places where it is much too cold or uninhabitable for various other reasons.
Sharks have evolved to survive in salt water and are usually found in the ocean. Lake Ontario is fresh water. And Niagara Falls prevents them from traveling to the lake. Actually, Niagara Falls is on the Niagara River which empties into Ontario from the west. The lake connects to the ocean via the St. Lawrence River on the east, so sharks could, in theory, enter Lake Ontario. They could get into the other lakes through the Welland Canal between Erie and Ontario or through canals from the Mississippi, but none have been reported much further north then St. Louis which is 1000 miles downriver. The lakes are young, formed when glaciers retreated about 12,000 years ago, which would limit shark adaptation to their environment. Given the cold temperature of the Great Lakes they wouldn't be a good habitat for sharks. The bull shark, which can tolerate fresh water, is primarily tropical. Bull sharks have been recorded as far north as Massachusetts which is roughly 200 miles east of Lake Ontario but would have to enter the lakes through the Gulf Of St. Lawrence which is very cold year-round. I would be very surprised if a bull shark or any other species would survive very long in Lake Ontario or the Great Lakes. One or two pups might get into the water from the ballast water of ocean-going vessels (although they now have to purge before entering the lakes) or be released from a home aquarium, but they wouldn't last very long.
Ocean currents describe itself, a warm ocean current is warm water that has a path anything that gets in way of the path will be taken by the current same for cold water also a new tranport for the water to travel to ocean to ocean
While sharks and dolphins are certainly very different creatures, they do share some things in common. They both have dorsal fins, side fins and have a torpedo shaped figure. Additionally, they both live in water and are vertebrates.Despite the surface similarities, they are very different animals. Dolphins are warm blooded, while sharks are cold blooded. Sharks' skeletons are made out of cartilage, and dolphins' skeletons are made out of bone. Dolphins nurse their young, and sharks do not. Sharks have no hair whatsoever, while dolphins are born with hair around their noses. Additionally, sharks get oxygen through their gills underwater, while dolphins surface and get oxygen from the air through their blowholes.They both live in water (usually the ocean), they both don't sleep, they have sleek bodies for speed, dolphins, and usually sharks, both eat fish.Both have cartilagesDolphins and sharks are two ocean predators that have to compete for food and territory.They usually co-exist quite peacefully as part of a complex ocean eco-system, but occasionally they do attack and sometimes kill each other under various circumstances.Both are carnivorous (meat eaters)They both have many types, they both live in water, they both have fins, they both eat fish.
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They are amazingly adaptable creatures so if they go down there I'm sure they can survive it.
Antarctic waters -- the Southern Ocean -- are too cold for sharks.
None. The South Pole sits on 9,000 feet of ice and sharks require ocean water in order to survive. The Southern Ocean that surrounds Antarctica, however, has not been home to sharks for more than about 40 million years, because the water is too cold.
Sharks can be found in both but most sharks live in cold saltwater which is found in the ocean
It is too cold where the penguins live sharks only live in in the ocean not in ice cold water.
The water is simply too cold to support sharks, even the bull shark cannot survive for long.
Sharks live all around the world but most of them are in warm water.Actually as I learnt that sharks can swim in any ocean, cold or warm. Also, it depends on the type of the sharks.
No there were no sharks that ate people from Titanic because. the ship sank in cold water sharks don't live in cold water they can't survive .
they can survive because they have lots of packed gear
Most whale sharks, live in the deep ocean and feed on plankton. They live in the open ocean, so the large sharks will not be stranded in the shallows, and to avoid predators that live near the shore. Plankton can be found in the cold deep waters of the ocean, so that is where whale sharks tend to live.
Sharks are cold blooded.
All sharks are cold-blooded.