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The blacktip reef shark (Carcharhinus melanopterus) is a very common reef shark, about 6 feet (1.6 m) long. It has...
Angelshark Print-out. The Angelshark is a flat-bodied, bottom-dwelling, slow-swimming shark. This shark's snout is blunt.
The Bonnethead shark (also known as the shovelhead shark) is a small, common, timid hammerhead shark.
Sandtiger (Sand) Shark Print-out. The Sandtiger shark (also called the sand shark) is a large ocean predator found in...
Extinct Sharks. Shark teeth are the most likely part of the shark's body to fossilize since they're composed of bone...
Shark life span. How long do sharks live?
Shark anatomy. Are sharks warm- or cold-blooded? Most sharks are cold-blooded; some are partially warm-blooded.
Port Jackson Shark Print-out. The Port Jackson shark (Heterodontus portusjacksoni) is a harmless, sedentary shark from...
K-3 Megalodon Shark Print-out.
SHARK DIGESTION. Most sharks swallow their food whole or bitten into relatively large pieces. Thier stomach dissolves the...
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