What does the frilled shark eat?

Answer 1

Taken from Elasmo-Research.org Known from scattered marine locations around the globe, most Frilled Shark specimens have come from Japanese waters. The majority of captures are thought to be from near the bottom, at depths of 400 to 4,200 feet (120 to 1,280 metres), but these may be an artifact of the method of capture: with deep-sea longlines and bottom gill nets, it is often impossible to determine whether a capture was made at the set depth, on the way down, or on the way back up. Recent evidence from stomach contents suggests that the Frilled Shark sometimes makes forays far from the bottom into midwater.

Answer 2

Frilled sharks are deep-sea predators that primarily feed on squid, fish, and other small prey. Their diet likely consists of a variety of deep-sea creatures that they can ambush and catch using their rows of needle-like teeth.

Answer 3

600-1200 meters below the water. This is where the shark can catch cuttle fish and other small marine life.

Answer 4

squid is the main source of food, although cephalopods, catfish, bony fishes and smaller sharks have been found in the stomachs of frilled sharks

Answer 5

frilled sharks eat poo and deadly gasses