Sharks

to the size of the tank or bigger

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A shark will grow in a tank until it fits, meaning it will only be as big as the tank permits while still being able to swim freely. it depends of the size of the tank ,the kind of shark ,how much food and how many sharks

The lifespan of a shark varies by species. Some species, like the Greenland shark, can live over 400 years, while others have shorter lifespans, typically ranging from 20 to 30 years. Factors such as habitat, diet, and species-specific characteristics can influence a shark's lifespan.

Yes. Think about it. A few years ago a whale swam all the way to Sacramento. I would suspect the most likely shark to worry about would be the bull shark. They are infesting the rivers of the Amazon and in Australia and they are known to swim inland in Santa Cruz/Monterey area. Fear the bullshark.

Sharks cannot stop moving because they always need oxygen flowing through their gills. Unlike other fish, who are able to "pulse" their gills in order to keep water and oxygen flowing through their gills, sharks are unable to do so and therefore have to keep swimming.

Sharks generally live from 20 to 30 years. The spiny dogfish shark and the whale shark have been known to live over 100 years.

The bite radius depends upon the size and species of the shark. The larger breeds can have a bit radius of up to 40 centimeters when full grown.

Crocodiles lay eggs. The mother crocodile builds a nest and deposits her eggs there, which she guards until they hatch.

Predators of the goblin shark include larger sharks, such as great whites or tiger sharks, and possibly some deep-sea predators like sperm whales. However, due to its deep-sea habitat and elusive behavior, the goblin shark doesn't have many known predators.

sharks are mostly at the top of the food chain but humans are indeed its main killer its sad millions of sharks are slaughtered for a small part of there body that is used in shark fin soup but the oils in a sharks skin can lead to death in time

Sharks are ectothermic, meaning they rely on their environment to regulate their body temperature. Warm waters help sharks maintain their metabolic processes, allowing them to hunt, digest food, and reproduce efficiently. Additionally, warm waters tend to be more nutrient-rich, providing sharks with ample food sources.

It is estimated that around 17 species of sharks have gone extinct. These extinctions have been mainly caused by overfishing, habitat destruction, and climate change. Efforts are continuing to protect and conserve the remaining shark species to prevent further extinctions.

Sharks obtain food through various hunting techniques, such as ambush predation, scavenging, and hunting in packs. They primarily use their acute sense of smell to detect blood in the water and their keen eyesight to locate prey. Once they have located their target, sharks use their powerful jaws and sharp teeth to catch and consume their food.

saving sharks is very important. they are top ocean predators. the oceans cover 75% of the earth. if sharks disappear of their exisitance diminishes certain fish populations will explode. for example sting ray populations around the chesapeake bay will grow, when they enter the bay they will eat all of the shell fish (aka-oysters) this has numerous affects. no oysters for you sea food lovers, fewer pearls for those who like jewelry and an unhealthier bay. all because some one wanted sharkfin soup. and that is just on a small scale global effects could be devastating.

no sharks actually mistack humans for seals in there wet suite eg. jhony want to surf in his BLACK wet suit (the colour of seals) and a shark came up and ate him and his BLACK wet suit so really no sharks acculy think that we taste TERRIBLE and we do
No. When a shark sees a human swimming the shark confuses it with a fish and bites it. Soon it realizes that it is not a fish a spits out the human it had chewed.

A pool shark is a hustler, someone who acts like they have no idea how to play a game but really they do. They earn money by playing a game and losing really badly, but then the agree to play you again but they bet you alot of money and then if you agree they play their best and win the cash

it depends on the shark you are asking about. Most sharks want to swim alone because they want food to themselves and they are very vain. Some sharks swim in groups though. Only to be tougher then 1 shark is. But most of the time, a shark will swim alone.

Only some sharks are required to swim at all times. This is because the swimming motion helps water flow through its gills which enable it to breath. Other sharks have the ability to pump water through the gills without swimming.

Animals have evolved a lot of methods of dealing with the conditions of deep oceans. The general problems that are constant are lack of light, high water pressure, lack of food sources, and frigid temperatures.

To combat lack of light, some animals develop bioluminescence. Fish use it as a lure to attract other fish toward it to eat; a certain type of squid uses it for distraction to escape predators. Animals without bioluminescence generally don't even have eyesight. There's no point if there's no light. They develop higher senses elsewhere, like smell or taste or feeling out vibrations in the water.

High pressure requires animals to create an outward pushing force to resist being crushed at extreme depths, like pockets of air in their bodies, or sponge-like structures.

Lack of food means that the deeper into the ocean you go, usually, the smaller the life. Smaller bodies means it requires less food and energy to break down to function. Some exceptions are that while 'giant squid' are found often enough by us and even caught in nets, colossal squid live much deeper in the water and are much bigger. They also scrap for what little food they can, going so far as to eat sea snow, or animal waste that drifts down from the top of the ocean to the bottom (it has to go somewhere, right?)

Frigid temperatures aren't always the case deep in the ocean. There are hydrothermal vents that spew hot water, like hot springs and geysers on land. Animals and archaic bacteria flock to these vents for warmth.

We're not sure how far down animals live. As we develop better technology to reach deeper and deeper down, we're constantly surprised at the life we find and the adaptions we get to see them develop.

No, most shark species are not bigger than humans. While some shark species, such as the great white shark and whale shark, can grow to be larger than humans, many shark species are smaller in size. Sharks come in various sizes, with some being smaller than a human.

The alligator has an impressive bite force of 3000 pounds. This is equal to 1360.77 kg. It is said that, pound for pound, alligators have the strongest bite force than any other animal in the world. However, a crocodile produces a greater bite force. Brady Barr measured the bite force of a very big Nile crocodile at 5000 pounds (2267.96kg)! And that was still a defensive bite, despite the brute force that the crocodile produced, as it bit the bite meter only when it was brought in its mouth, while it was resting. If this crocodile had bitten the bite meter while charging at it, especially in water, the bite force would have been even greater.

The brother who eats the meat becomes sick and transforms into a cannibalistic monster. His insatiable hunger drives him to feed on his own kin before being killed by his father. This cautionary tale serves as a warning against greed and the consequences of disregarding traditional values.

Yes, Chile has several shark species in its waters, including the blue shark, thresher shark, and smooth hammerhead shark. However, encounters with sharks in Chilean waters are rare due to the diverse marine habitats and relatively low number of shark attacks.

im not sure who discovered the first shark but I know the first person who was attacked was a man in New Jersey. A bunch of shark attacks were happening at the time and it ended up inspiring the movie Jaws but the attacks were actually from a bull shark in a lake/river. Sorry i couldn't answer your Q. xoxo

Caribbean reef sharks primarily feed on a variety of fish, including reef fish, groupers, and snappers. They also consume crustaceans, octopuses, and occasionally small sharks and rays. Their diet is diverse and largely dependent on what is available in their habitat.