Reproduction
How do sharks reproduce ?
Claspers
What are sharks made of?
Cartilage
What region do white sharks live in?
The U.S Pacific, U.S Atlantic
Orcas and Humans
What's the biggest shark?
Whale shark
What are the 3 ways sharks give birth?
Oviparous, Viviparous, Ovoviviparous
What shark has the strongest bite?
Dusky Shark
How far can sharks swim?
Up to 12,400 miles.
Where do most shark attacks happen?
Florida
What are great whites descendent of?
Megaladon
What type of sharks have an Umbilical cord?
Viviparous
Explain the significance of cartilage-based skeleton and how it differs from the bony skeletons of other fish.
This helps sharks swim smoothly and be agile in the water. Cartilage is also tough, allowing for quick healing if the shark gets injured.
How often do sharks migrate?
They migrate Annual cycles.
What do tiger sharks mostly prey on?
small Invertebrate
What is the smallest shark?
Dwarf lantern shark
How does a "Wobbegong give birth?
They give birth by Ovoviviparous.
What is countershading?
A type of camouflage in which Doral side is darker than ventral side.
Where are most sharks spotted in the world?
The U.S as well as Australia
What are sharks most powerful defense?
Teeth
What is the most aggressive shark?
Bull shark
How do oviparous sharks select locations for laying their eggs?
Selection of secluded areas or hidden crevices helps protect the eggs from potential predators.
Can sharks hear?
Sharks can hear they have an excellent sense of hearing on both side of their ears.
What depth do sharks prefer.
What do sharks usually eat, and how do their eating habits differ from one type of shark to another?
The eating habits of sharks can vary among species—some sharks hunt smaller fish using speed, while others, like the great white shark, may prey on seals and sea lions. Each type of shark has its own preferred diet and hunting strategy.
What is the least aggressive shark?
Nurse shark