Sharks

Yes, sharks have a much better sense of smell than bears. Sharks can detect very small amounts of blood in the water from a long distance, while bears have a strong sense of smell but not as sensitive as sharks.

you catch one it early morning or in the middle of the night

Sharks do not typically eat frogs as their primary diet consists of fish, marine mammals, and other sea creatures. However, if a frog were to find itself in the water with a shark, it is possible that the shark might eat it as part of its opportunistic feeding behavior.

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A bala shark typically breathes around 10-15 times per minute. This allows them to take in oxygen through their gills for respiration.

A shark's nose is not a weakness; in fact, it is a strength. The nose, called the rostrum, is sensitive to electrical signals given off by potential prey, helping the shark locate food in murky waters.

Lagoons are dangerous because, sharks swim into them to lay their pups. So if you think about it logically, why exactly would it not be dangerous to swim around in an area where sharks are patrolling and watching out for predators to keep their young safe

Yes, there have been reports of sharks in the waters around Venice. The most commonly seen shark species in this area is the sandbar shark, which is mostly harmless to humans. However, encounters with sharks are rare and the likelihood of a shark attack is very low.

Male sharks typically have two penises, known as claspers, which are specialized reproductive organs used during mating to deliver sperm to the female shark.

There is nothing to physiologically prevent a shark from swimming upside down. However, it is not a common behaviour. This is because turning a shark upside down has an unusual effect.

Shark trainers will quieten a shark by turning them upside down. Upon being turned upside down, most species of shark enter a state of tonic immobility - self induced paralysis, where the shark is rendered immobile and helpless, unable to move or use any sense. This is caused by large amounts of serotonin being released into the shark's brain in order to calm it through this unusual experience, but the excess amounts act like an incredibly strong anaesthetic. Upon turning back over the shark regains its senses rapidly and continues as normal.

This is harmless to most species of shark, but in a few species, such as the great white being immobile in such a way causes respiratory problems, leading the shark to eventually suffocate if not righted.

A rhino is generally stronger than a crocodile due to its larger size, weight, and powerful charging ability. Rhinos have thick skin and sturdy bodies that provide them with protection and strength, making them formidable animals in the wild.

Man-eating sharks do not exist as a specific species. Some shark species, such as great white sharks and tiger sharks, have been known to attack humans, but these incidents are rare and generally a result of mistaken identity or curiosity. Sharks can be found in oceans worldwide, with some species preferring specific habitats such as coastal areas or open ocean.

Yes. Bonnethead Sharks are monogamous which leads to the conclusion that other sharks may also be monogamous.

Great white, but it probably's not very smart because how smart you are has to do with comparasion of your brain and your body. So a great white may have a big brain, but its probably really dumb.

This line is from a poem by Herman Melville called "Maldive Shark." In this context, "maw" refers to the shark's mouth or jaws, while "gulf" indicates a large, gaping opening. The phrase "ravined salt-sea shark" likely refers to a shark that dwells and feeds in the ocean depths, emphasizing its predatory nature.

Sharks do not typically eat dogs as they are marine predators that primarily feed on fish, seals, and other marine animals. Incidents of shark attacks on dogs are extremely rare and usually occur when dogs are in the water in areas where sharks are known to be present.

I counted five victims in all. Here they are in chronological order:

1. Chrissy Watkins while skinny dipping.

2. A dog named Pippet while playing fetch.

3. Alex Kitner on a raft.

4. An anonymous lifeguard in a rowboat on the pond.

5. Sam Quint on the Orca.

Oops. Make that six. Forgot about Ben Gardner.

Skate and dogfish sharks are known to hatch out of mermaid purses, which are the egg cases produced by these species. These structures help protect the developing embryos until they are ready to hatch.

No, Shark Tank has not been cancelled. It is still airing new episodes.

Larger sharks prefer to hunt alone, wheras smaller sharks hunt in packs to bring down larger fish.

Probably other sharks of the same and different species. They will either compete for mates or fish.

Breathing is breathing is breathing whatever you use to do it with. There is no special term or word to my knowledge that specifically means "Breathing with gills".

Sharks spend most of their day hunting for food, swimming, and exploring their environment. They also rest and sleep, typically by staying still in the water to conserve energy. Generally, sharks are solitary animals and may be either active during the day or night, depending on their species and hunting patterns.