sharks have been longer than turtles
In most species, yes. There are exceptions. Its been suggested the females need to be bigger to handle carrying and conceiving the children.
The pilot fish has been associated with and is often seen swimming around sharks, rays, and sea turtles, which are commonly referred to as the "Host Species" where it eats parasites off of and leftovers from the meals said Hosts.
Sharks have been around for about 409 million years but before they evolved they were around for 890 million years.Sharks have been around for about 409 million years but before they evolved they were around for 890 million years. TRUE!Over 400 million years!Shakrs have been alive for a very long time. They have swam the waters of earth since about 409 million years ago. This period of time was before our first dinosaurs came to be infact.
Yes. Sharks have been around for more than 400 million years.
The Wolf and the Horse have been around for roughly the same length of time, as they evolved over the same time frame.
Sharks and rays have been known to to consume turtles.
Because dinosaurs have been around longer and there is more out in t he wild to hunt or kill them then in the water like for sharks
Large sharks have been known to eat loggerhead turtles. But humans are the biggest enemy. Because of development along coastal areas, the turtles habitat has been depleted and threatens its survival.
Turtles have been around longer than most species on the Earth. They live for a long time, and are likely to be older than a human when found.
Sharks. Life began in the ocean, not on the land.
Sea turtles are herbivores, they eat algae, grasses and other marine plants. Tiger Sharks have been known to eat turtles
Sharks have been around for 400 million years,before the dinosaurs have been a live.
In most species, yes. There are exceptions. Its been suggested the females need to be bigger to handle carrying and conceiving the children.
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How long have turtles been on the Earth? They have been around for 300 million years.
Yes. Sharks have been spotted off North Keppel Island.
The baby green sea turtle is eaten by raccoons, seabirds and crabs. The only animal that can eat an adult green sea turtle is a shark, and tiger sharks have been known to feed regularly on green sea turtles.