Tiger Sharks

The whale shark is sort of a giant vacuum cleaner. What ever gets sucked in and can go down its throat does. Since there's plenty of small plants and animals (and those things in between definitions) in the ocean I suppose it would be safe to say the whale shark is a omnivore.

They use there tail to go faster and fins to steer

Yes if the shark is swimming at 20 miles per hour and slam as hard as it can. Great white sharks can slam into tanks and break the glass. Did you see Jaws? Jaws is the great white shark that have broken the aquarium tank. Jaws is much stronger than any other sharks and can take out boats and can sink boat houses.

According to Wikipedia, the blue tiger is mostly reported as being sited in the Fujian province of China.

Tiger sharks are found off the Atlantic Coast and the Pacific Coast. On the Atlantic Coast, they are found from Cape Cod, Massachusetts to the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea. On the Pacific Coast, they are found from Southern California southward.

The hyacinth macaw is a parrot. All birds are vertebrates.

It can be between 15-20 inches long

something an animal or a person is able to do whitout having to learn it.

Well, it was a tiger shark, BUT it didn't kill her, she just lost her left arm. She is still alive today, 20 years old, and still surfing.

I am not that sure, but this is what I think....Some fish get the stink depending on what they eat, or because of their surroundings of the underwater world, and partly from pollution....

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They might eat the fry, but most fish will eat the fry. My dwarf puffer lives with a school of tetras and has never caused them any problems. Goldfish get big by comparison and are fiercely competitive for food. It is much more likely that the puffer is in danger of starvation by domination of the goldfish.

The average life expectancy of a thresher shark is about 22 years. There are three species of threshers and they are the pelagic thresher, the bigeye thresher, and the common thresher.

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Yes. Pretty much. That's what they eat so they do come around when blood is in the water. BY THE BIGGEST LIGHTNING THIEF FAN IN THE UNIVERSE!

Tiger sharks are currently considered to be of low risk of extinction.

The hammerhead shark is common in tropical and temperate waters.

about5 days to 3 years depending on the type of shark

A frilled shark protects its self by its razor sharp scales they are so sharp that they can cut right through human skin that is one of the ways a frilled shark protects it self. Another way that a frilled shark protects its self is just by lunging at that animal and killing it by biting its neck.

Tiger sharks get their energy from a variety of sources including fish turtles birds crustaceans mollusks and cetaceans (whales and dolphins). They also consume garbage and debris which often includes organic material like small mammals and reptiles. Tiger sharks are also known to feed on other sharks.

• Fish
• Turtles
• Birds
• Crustaceans
• Mollusks
• Cetaceans (whales and dolphins)
• Garbage and debris
• Small mammals and reptiles
• Other sharks

A group of sharks is called a gam, grind, school, herd, pod, collage, or shiver.

yes

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No, the River Thames is tidal sea and fresh water from London to the sea but there are no sharks living there.

On the contrary, they are extremely common.

Malta has 47 (possibly 53) species of shark in its waters. 15 of those are considered potentially dangerous.

They are caught daily by the local fishermen.

So very far from being rare...