Tiger Sharks

I think it's 32

They can be many basic colors. I'll name all of them and then count it after. They can be blue, gray, white, black, purple, yellow, green, and can be alittle pinkish with grey. The rare colors I have listed are yellow and purple. Green only goes for types of nursing sharks. That is 8 different colors.

No, It doesn't.

Adult Great Whites are apex predators. Apart from the Orca (Killer Whale), there are no known predators that may attack or kill a Great White. In regions where both the Orca and the Great whites inhabit and compete for food, Orcas may attack and kill these sharks. Since Orca's are much larger than them, they can attack and even kill great whites.

Yes..and baby sharks eat their siblings when they are first born

500kilos

thay were around when there were dinosrs

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 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.

Yes, they are being killed because of there fins. The fins are worth 200$ and many people use the fins also to make soups and those soups are used in parties to make soup. Almost 100,000,000 million are dead because many people hunt them.

Angel sharks hunt by brurryi ng them self's in the sand to hunt

the saw shark. It looks like a saw because of its long pointy snout. It looks more like a chainsaw.

The length of an adult tiger shark varies from 10 feet to 20 feet. Their average length is about 12 feet.

Great white sharks are seldom prey because of their formidable strength and razor-sharp teeth. The young of a great white are cannibalistic when they hatch within the womb, and when released have seldom been observed in the vicinity of mother sharks.

Great white populations have been observed to leave and to avoid areas where predation has occurred: one great white death seems to induce them to seek safer waters. Orcas can sometimes kill a great white by inverting it into an immobile position, causing it to suffocate due to loss of its gill functions.

Only if it's a particularly un-funny clown fish.

they eat fish and other animals of the sea

well really by looking on google pictures....but if your scared to do it your self then get someone else to search it or search it in cartoons:)

10 kg

Really, it is neither since sharks eat humans on accident because there eye sight is so bad. However all of there other senses work perfectly well. But some sharks will eat humans if they are really hungry. But typically sharks eat humans on accident. Actually they think we taste rather disgusting.

1,000 I think

no, if they lived at the bottom the pressure would kill them

yes, for example around the Chatham Islands

I read in a book that it was around 1,000,300 (1 million 300) as they are a high prey and high populated so (like humans) die of old age because of such a MASSIVE population of 7,000,000 (7 million) hope that helped!!!

It lives in a little part of the sea called bikini bottom.

minnows, carnivore food, goldfish, & flakes.