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What are sharks (Lets get Kraken) I'm currently doing a weekly Shark fact drop, where I pin a randomized wheel I made and then write a blog entry on it :3. However I think it's prolly a good idea to give everyone some base facts about sharks, what makes a shark and all that! » Continue Reading
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Scientific name, Scyliorhinus retifer. They range from around 37 cm to 50 cm . These Catshark (also known as dogfish) are found in The Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean, as well as the Northwest Atlantic. Eating things like squid, bony fish, crustaceans, and polychaetes ( Ocean worms basically ), they are nocturnal animals, sleeping much of the day and most active to hunt for food. » Continue Reading
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Located in western Australian waters, The Ginger Carpetshark is another harmless species to humans. Getting as Large as 2.5 feet (78 cm), residing deeper in the water at around 650-800 feet deep they aren't under any direct threat by humans. Like many other sharks, they lay eggs which develop outside of the mother. » Continue Reading
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A lesser researched catshark, it was found deep below the South China Sea (western Pacific ocean) and came in at around 42cm (around 1 foot) , however the shark that was measured wasn't full grown, it's speculated to get as large as 50 cm (1 and a half feet). While we don't have much information on this shark, it's pups are hatched from eggs that have been laid. » Continue Reading
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With a body similar to ray's , these beautiful sharks are found in Southern and Western Australian waters :3 with barbs by their mouth, these sharks at largest grow around 60 inches, and at average remain at around 30-35 inches. While not considered a large threat to people, it's teeth can still hurt (so don't go around wading the water lookin to grab any) » Continue Reading
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Adding another catshark to our list, the Catshark actually has over 90 species in the family making it the largest family of sharks. Also known as Apristurus profundorum . Sadly, th » Continue Reading
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I've been studying all day for a test I have later in Bio and ouughhhh Also Quizlet sucks a bit now » Continue Reading
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WEEK 1 Pyjama Shark The Pyjama Shark (Also known as the striped catshark) Is a nocturnal creature , and an opportunistic hunter , One of their main food sources being cephalopods as octopuses & squid are some of the few prey they have been seen to actively seek to hunt. Similar to C » Continue Reading
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