Sharks

Sharks have survived Earth's major mass extinctions by exhibiting a variety of characteristics that have helped them adapt and thrive in changing environments. These include their efficient hunting skills, ability to reproduce at a rapid rate, diverse diet preferences, and resilience to different ecological conditions. Additionally, their strong immune systems and ancient evolutionary history have contributed to their survival through multiple extinction events.

Some omnivores that live in the Atlantic Ocean include dolphins, sea turtles, and certain species of fish like triggerfish and wrasses. These animals consume a combination of plants and animals as part of their diet to meet their nutritional needs.

The only Carcharodon megalodon fossils that have been found are teeth. They lived between 28 and 2 million years ago. They have been discovered all over the world, which is known as a cosmopolitan distribution.

No. Primary consumers are herbivores (vegetarian). They eat plants, not other animals. A shark would be at least a tertiary consumer as the fish it eats, eat other fish, which eat other fish, which eat krill, which eat zooplankton, which eat phytoplankton.

Frilled sharks are typically found at depths ranging from 390 to 4,200 feet (120 to 1,280 meters) in the ocean, although they have been recorded at depths of up to 5,150 feet (1,570 meters). They are considered bathydemersal, meaning they inhabit deep waters near the ocean floor.

The most anaerobic zone in the ocean is found in the waters near the seafloor in regions known as oxygen minimum zones (OMZs). These areas have very low levels of dissolved oxygen, making them suitable habitats for anaerobic organisms. OMZs are often located in deep ocean basins or along coastlines where oxygen supply is limited.

Human impacts on Shark Bay include pollution from agricultural runoff, habitat destruction from coastal development, and overfishing leading to declines in shark populations. These impacts can disrupt the ecosystem balance and threaten the biodiversity of the area. Efforts are being made to mitigate these impacts through conservation measures and sustainable management practices.

Not really great white sharks don't even like the taste of human flesh. Tiger sharks will bite anything. Most sharks mistake people as prey. Right now I'm watching the show 10 deadest sharks. On shark week.

No, sharks are not herbivores. They are carnivorous predators that primarily feed on other fish, seals, and marine mammals.

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Thats how I do it.

No, a shark cannot eat a whole car. Sharks are carnivorous and mainly consume fish, seals, and other marine creatures, not inanimate objects like cars. Their teeth are adapted for catching and eating prey in the ocean, not for crushing or consuming large, solid objects.

The value of a megalodon shark's tooth can vary depending on factors such as size, quality, and rarity. On average, a common megalodon tooth can range from $20 to $100, while larger or more pristine specimens can be worth hundreds or even thousands of dollars. It is recommended to have the tooth authenticated by a professional to determine its true value.

There are only bull sharks in the Mississippi river. I have never heard of an attack as a minnesotan. Bull sharks are the only shark that can live in fresh water. Either way nobody would want to swim in the Mississippi.

The gill slits of the manta ray are visible on its ventral side. It respires like fish do, taking in water through its mouth and then letting it pass over its gills and then exit through the gill slits. Use the link to the Wikipedia article and check out the pictures. Or use the other link to a picture posted at Geocities showing a 5,000 pound creature taken from the ocean.

The ocean sunfish, also known as mola mola, holds the record for the largest eggs of any fish species. These eggs can reach up to 10 million per female, each about the size of a grain of salt.

the puget sound is part of the pacific ocean so its not that special so the real question is whst sharks are native to the pacific ocean.

The remora benefits from the shark by hitching a ride, feeding on scraps of the shark's meals, and gaining protection from potential predators. The shark is not directly affected by the remora but may benefit indirectly by having the remora remove parasites from its skin.

No, not naturally. However, if it feels threatened, the hammerhead shark WILL attack humans. This is the cause of great white sharks. Everyone thinks that the sharks eat people, but it's just because people are threatening their territory.

The biggest shark ever in prehistoric times was the Megalodon, which lived about 23 to 3.6 million years ago. It is estimated to have reached lengths of up to 60 feet or more and is considered one of the largest predators to have ever existed.

Green quartz, also known as prasiolite, gets its color from high-temperature heating of amethyst or citrine. The green color is due to the presence of iron compounds in the crystal structure. Natural green quartz can also occur when amethyst or citrine is exposed to natural radiation over long periods.

Marine mammal dorsal fins and fish dorsal fins have evolved independently and are not directly derived from fish genes. Both structures serve a similar function of stability and maneuverability in the water, but they have different embryological origins and genetic pathways for development.

Salmon sharks are primarily piscivorous, meaning they eat fish, but they have also been known to eat squid, shrimp, and crabs. I would not classify them as omnivores.