How do sharks obtain food?

Answer 1

shark species differ, but most large sharks look for food in colder water, where there is a higher concentration of fich and other prey, such as seals.

Answer 2

Sharks obtain food through various hunting techniques, such as ambush predation, scavenging, and hunting in packs. They primarily use their acute sense of smell to detect blood in the water and their keen eyesight to locate prey. Once they have located their target, sharks use their powerful jaws and sharp teeth to catch and consume their food.

Answer 3

they consume food with their mouths and digestive systems.

Answer 4

sharks typically aren't gatherers, though the females do gather food for their offspringl, but aside from that sharks in general do not gather, they hunt.

Answer 5

By hunting and eating other animals.