Sharks

No, there are no sharks native to Oklahoma. Sharks are typically found in saltwater environments such as oceans and seas, while Oklahoma is a landlocked state with no direct access to the ocean.

The Greenland shark (Somniosus microcephalus) is considered the world's slowest shark, typically swimming at a speed of less than 1 mph. They are known for their sluggish behavior and are often referred to as "sleeper sharks" due to their slow movement.

No. The "bones" of a shark are not really bones at all. They are made of cartilage. Cartilage is found in a human's ears and nose.

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Yes, a barracuda's teeth are sharper than a shark's. Barracudas have needle-like teeth that are designed to slice through flesh efficiently, while shark teeth are more triangular and designed for gripping and tearing prey.

No, sharks do not hibernate. While some species may reduce their activity during colder months, they do not undergo true hibernation like some mammals do. Sharks have to keep swimming to pass water over their gills for oxygen intake.

First let me explain one thing.

The "saw" on the saw shark is realy its teeth so it uses its "saw" to slice 'n dice its food. It can also stun fish, that way this shark can eat the fish without chasing it. It protects the shark because of its enemies and no - maybe from its prey or predators.

The Frilled Shark lives in deep waters around the world, typically found at depths of 390 to 4,200 feet. They are primarily found in areas such as the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.

No, tiger sharks do not typically eat garbage. They are known to have a wide and varied diet that includes fish, sea turtles, marine mammals, and even birds. They are not known to actively seek out or consume garbage.

Halibut are typically found in the benthic zone of the ocean, specifically in sandy or muddy ocean floors at depths ranging from 35 to 2,600 feet. They are bottom-dwelling fish that are well-adapted to their environment, blending in with the ocean floor to hunt for prey.

The four shark species that are known to pose a higher risk to humans due to their potential for attacking and consuming prey, including humans, are the great white shark, tiger shark, bull shark, and oceanic whitetip shark. However, it's important to note that these incidents are rare, and most sharks do not target humans as prey.

Apparently, it's just called a school, just like any other fish.

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The shark you are referring to is likely the tiger shark, known for its wide and varied diet that includes fish, seals, birds, dolphins, sea snakes, and even garbage. Their name comes from the dark, vertical stripes on their body as juveniles, resembling a tiger's stripes. Tiger sharks are known as "garbage cans of the sea" due to their indiscriminate eating habits.

Frilled sharks are known to have few predators due to their deep-sea habitat and unique physiology. Potential predators may include larger sharks, such as the great white shark, and marine mammals like killer whales. However, due to the frilled shark's elusive nature and habitat, predation is not well-documented.

Some predators of salmon include bears, eagles, seals, sea lions, and larger fish like sharks. These predators feed on salmon during different stages of their life cycle, from freshwater rivers to the open sea.

Mix fresh water and salt water

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The opposite of "hard to get" would be "easy to get." This means that something is readily available, accessible, or straightforward to obtain or achieve.

You can try searching for "marine food web diagram" or "ocean ecosystem diagram" to find graphs that show the relationship between sharks and fish in the sea. Websites like National Geographic or NOAA may have helpful resources.

The vast majority of the 500+ known species of shark have 5 gill slits, there are 4 species that have 6 gill slits and 2 species that have 7

Sharks do not typically pull their victims under water intentionally. Instead, they may bite or attack prey in the water. Once prey is bitten, it may be dragged underwater if the shark is trying to gain control or consume the prey.

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Mainly fish and other sea creatures, rays, skates.

i feed mine tropical flakes but alot of people feed them red blood worms because they are bottom feeders.

Yes. Near the coast of Japan they have found some.