Tiger Sharks

There is no such thing as a PET tiger, they are all wild and can't be fully tamed. Have you ever watched "When Animals Attack?"

With that said, there are tiger and liger/lyger breeders, but the good ones will never sell to unlicensed caregivers of these big cats. From what I have picked up around, tigers go as low as $800 and higher. But you should leave the tiger-as-a-pet thing to the experts, but even they get attacked and eaten sometimes.

they attack when the prey is not looking

The length of a shark's teeth depends on the type of shark. The largest living shark, a whale shark, has teeth that are relatively small, even tiny. The smallest living shark, the dogfish, also has tiny teeth, while the great white shark has teeth the size of about 36 mm, or 1.43 in. But the largest shark to have ever lived, the megalodon, could grow teeth longer than seven inches long.

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There are about 360 well know types of shark.

Yes, Tiger Sharks CAN swim in fresh water. Tiger Sharks reside in oceans; however, they are sometimes willing to go into fresh water to catch their prey.

Panthera Tigris Amoyensis

The tiger shark is considered to be one of the most dangerous and aggressive shark species, becoming very active when stimulated by food.

But, the Sand Tiger Shark is

generally harmless unless provoked. It is not considered a threat but is often encountered by divers in other parts of the world. With its fierce look and ability to adapt to captivity it is a popular shark in many aquariums.

Tiger sharks eyes have excellent vision in low light and can detect electric fields and tiny vibrations in the water. They can also adjust their eyes quickly according to how light or dark the water is. These adaptations allow the tiger shark to detect hidden prey. The jaw of the tiger shark is adapted to be wide and powerful, enabling it to eat and destroy anything. The tiger sharks teeth are adapted to be very sharp and serrated, so that it can tear up all its pray, including seals, birds, fish, other sharks and even turtle shells! The teeth are also replaced over and over through the life of the shark. This is so that when the tooth wears down, it is simply replaced by a new tooth. The tiger shark also has lateral line receptors . These are thin lines on the body that sense vibration movement,water pressure, temperature and sound. These help the shark to detect prey. The shark also has a great sense of smell, which helps them to detect prey from a long way away. Tiger sharks have stripes on their body, which help them to survive because it helps them blend in. Tiger sharks have fins that help them to swim so they can escape from predators, but they also have them to catch prey. The caudal fin is the fin with the most power, and it really proprels the shark along.

Tiger sharks are probably the least picky eaters among sharks; they will eat almost anything from sea turtles to other sharks, and they love eating dead whales too.

They do tend to avoid sea snakes, though.

Bullsharks will eat all day only if their is lots of fish and territorial things it might be hunting down animals all day

the zambizie and bull shark can live in fresh and saltwater. the rest of the shark family live in saltwater.

There not really similar to each other because there both different sharks.

The whale shark has been observed with both diurnal and nocturnal feeding habits. This change in behavior can be linked to times when the plankton they feed on blooms.

Greenland sharks eat salmon and other fish like that and they also eat crab, seals, and flesh from dead whales

It depends on the shape and size of the tooth and what shark they belong to. A tiger shark's tooth is used to crush it's prey ( turtles ) and to grab onto the prey so it won't escape easily. mako shark's teeth are used for slicing it's prey and keeping it from slipping away out of it's mouth. Almost all sharks use their teeth to keep their prey from getting away.

Sharks belong to the vertebrate group known as Fish. Specifically, they belong to the vertebrate group known as Chondrichthyes - all sharks and rays - which have skeletons of cartilage rather than bone.

Kinda-sorta, but not really. They are dark on top and white on the bottom so that they'll be more difficult to spot both from below and from above, and that's about it. They can't change colour or anything like that.

12,000,345 teeth

Angel sharks look a bit like a cross between a ray and a shark. They have long flat bodies and bigger, flatter fins than most sharks. They are less round than rays but otherwise look similar to certain species of guitarfish, electric rays and stingarees.

Piranhas have just a single row of triangular teeth on both the upper and lower jaws.

Their close relatives, the pacu, have two rows of square teeth.

they kill other fish to survive and their eyes adapted to all of the majestic fish and blood everywhere from other sharks

yes because their part fish and besides its from the ocean.