Hammerhead shark

electroreceptors can detect. The animal that is most known and looked at for this ability are sharks, mainly Great White Sharks as it is proven they

to hand, life chose a single Gang No Respect goon to have an awful day. One unlucky fellow poured the portion of the flask with the hammerhead shark into his vial. The shark expanded to full size, killing the sad man on impact. Goons jumped up in terror as the giant shark squirmed on the desk trashing the room and breaking everything in site.

Sharkwater Film Review Sharks are majestic yet very misunderstood creatures. Sharkwater tells an epic tale of the beauty and the threats to sharks globally. The film itself is gorgeous, with its long takes of underwater scenes and hammerhead sharks schooling form above. Filmmaker and marine biologist Rob Stewart dives into shark infested waters to negate fear-based stereotypes about sharks and raise awareness of the world’s deteriorating shark population. Stewart’s photos of himself in his youth

of these educated women have noticed the dwindling shark population numbers. One significant difference in their practice is how to help keep the sharks from extinction. Julia Buam seems to believe that sequestering sharks into protected areas will help, while Sullivan relies more on educating the public, and policy makers. In the words of Julia “overexploitation threatens the future of many large vertebrates” (Buam et al.). For many years sharks have fallen victim to over fishing, pollution related

They have an anus to expel waste. Obtain O2 & eliminate CO2 They have 5 to 7 pairs of gills (leading to gill slits in rays and sharks and covered by operculum in chimaeras). Some have spiracles behind each eye (Skin surface openings leading to respiratory system). They have gills covered by an operculum that increases respiratory efficiency by creating negative pressure that both

Introduction Sharks have been on Earth for over 400 million years with a wide variety of variations ranging from the powerful Great White Shark to the small Horn Shark of the Northwest Pacific. Throughout shark evolution, they have kept a similar body plan as well as similar hunting strategies while avoiding becoming food for the larger Placoderms of the Devonian to the large marine reptiles that dominated the Mesozoic Period. As the Mesozoic Period came to an end, sharks rose to dominance as the

4. Sharks are not the Most Dangerous predator in the Ocean- Most people who have been watching and following movies about sharks would always see the sharks as predators or slayers in the water. Nobody would usually think and consider a shark as a victim. Aside from the shark, the dolphins have also been vying to take the lead and be the supreme head of the ocean. However, a regular dolphin will not match a great white shark. But, looking back, there is this one brave dolphin known as the “killer

Pinocchio’s or teeth as scary as Dracula’s? Well, I assure you they‘re out there. For years, these sharks have lived undetected, and now I expose them and their very strange lives. The Cookiecutter Shark, Goblin Shark, Japanese Wobbegong, and Prickly Dogfish Shark have so many interesting characteristics that make them unique. Do you know what shark has the largest teeth in the world? It’s the Cookiecutter Shark! It is called that because of the cookie-shaped wounds that it leaves on the bodies of its prey

knows the shark gets it in the end. What they do not know is that too many sharks have gotten it; and that has caused a rapid decline in the shark population over the past thirty years. Since the 1970's, sharks of the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico shores have declined eighty-five percent. Sharks are vital animal to our world's ecosystem, and if the decline is not controlled; we could be facing devastating problems in years to come. Information has been obtained from two books: The Shark Almanac

ultimate summer vacation, humans impact our oceans more than we think, and it’s much more catastrophic than spending our summer vacations at our favorite beaches. There are currently over 440 species of sharks in our Earth’s oceans, but despite roaming our ocean’s waters for millions of years, sharks are constantly at risk of