Sharks

after they are dead....yes . sharks know when they pery is to big to gett on ther oun so normle small sharks bit in to the biger ones the great whits smell the blood and charge there you go (by baby girl23)

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No. Whale sharks are filter feeders. They eat tiny, tiny things they sift out from the water. They don't have the teeth or the throat to swallow anything like an anywhere near adult swordfish.

The nostrils of the shark help give it an advantage. The shark's nostril contains its sensory that helps to locate its prey or find prey probably miles away. It's also the most sensitive part of any shark.

I would go with no. they don't produce any kind of slime like a hag-fish does and thinking about shark skin I'd have to say it would probably feel something like a cow's hide. So it would feel like leather.

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thay were around when there were dinosrs

There are hundreds if not thousands of bacteria, viruses and parasites that can cause shark illnesses. Wounds can also invite infections. Sharks mainly seem resilient in the area of cancer. However, in general illnesses, they can certainly get sick.

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NONE OF THE SHARKS IN THE SEA ARE ALMOST RELATED TO THE GREAT WHITE SHARK BECAUSE ALL SHARKS HAVE DIFFERENT ABILITYS.

One difference is that fish are bony. Sharks have a skeleton made of cartilage (like in your nose or kneecap). Sharks have five to seven gill slits, while fish only have one. Fish have swim bladders for bouyancy, sharks do not.

The different types of sharks in the world are the Great White Shark ,Tiger Shark, Whale Shark , Bull Shark, Hammerhead Shark, Goblin Shark, Mako Shark ,Blue Shark, Lemon Shark , Basking Shark Megamouth Shark and the .Prehistoric Sharks

I know that a megalodon is stronger. A megalodon was an extinct species of shark, and it was even bigger than a great white. A man that was five to six feet tall could step through its jaws without touching the mandila. A blue whale can be dangerous, but it is a slow-moving animal and does not have many defense mechanisms, but being hit with its tale could be fatal, though very unlikely.

in the carribean sea because of the warm waters and the high population of wildlife

yes in Lac Ste Anne lake in Alberta There still is

yes hammerhead shark meat is very poisonous. if you eat it you will start to throw up blood and your eyes will burn. And after 10 hours of not being treated you will die.

Sharks don't really display any "playing" behavior. That being said, some species will correlate in co-operative groups to work towards a common goal such as hunting or protecting. Also, in some species, females will group together to protect their unborn young. Scalloped hammerhead sharks also migrate in groups. For the most part, though, sharks are solitary predators and don't work well in groups and certainly don't "play."

A sailfish reaching speeds of 68 mph how evere still slower than a cheetah reaching speeds between 70 to 75 mph

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12 days of terror

Open water

Chuck Norris created it when he was a new born his mom shaved his beard cause no baby should have a beard and the pure anger that was in chuck created the great white shark

A bull shark can live in fresh water. So i would say that it's possible for a shark to end up in a bay.

I agree with that ^ bull sharks have adapted to fresh water for having pups in rivers. It's common in places like Florida, with lots of waterways. They prefer salt water, but can swim up rivers if they need to. It's possible, but it depends on which bay. The Chesapeake bay hasn't had any reported for example. But remember, shark attacks are pretty rare.

the fish was the biggest fish/shark on the planet .it's lenght was up to 60 ft long . HUGE RIGHT

Not all fish swim faster than jellyfish. Seahorses are limited in their swimming capabilities and male angler fish attach themselves to a female and become a parasitic sex organ, never to swim again.

Those fish that can outswim a jellyfish can do so because they have a more efficient propulsion strategy, stronger musculature, a more sensitive sensory system and are more streamlined than a jellyfish.

To name just one: Switzerland - which does not touch ocean water at any point around it's borders.