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Into the World of Sharks By: Brandi D.
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Shark Attack Statistics Top 10 Dangerous Sharks Why Sharks Attack How to Swim Peacefully with Sharks Extras
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Shark Attack Statistics Normal statistics Sharks fearing humans
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10) Lemon Shark Description (size) Why Dangerous?/ Attack Report Sea Zone Common Locations Prey Tooth Design Approximately how fast can a Lemon Shark get up to in 2 seconds in mph? A.10 C. 20 B.15 D. 25
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9) Blue Shark Description (size) Why Dangerous?/ Attack Report Sea Zone Common Locations Prey Tooth Design How far did one go in 16 months? A. 1,548 C. 3,740 B. 2,698 D. 4,876
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8) Hammerhead Shark Description (size) Why Dangerous?/ Attack Report Sea Zone Common Locations Prey Tooth Design What else makes the Hammerhead dangerous? A.AgilityC. Speed B.TenacityD. Fierce
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7) Sand Tiger Shark Description (size) Why Dangerous?/ Attack Report Sea Zone Common Locations Prey Tooth Design Fearsome Appearance The Sand Tiger Shark is a very aggressive shark. True or False
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6) Grey Reef Shark Description (size) Why Dangerous?/ Attack Report Sea Zone Common Locations Prey Tooth Design Which shark besides this one is not afraid of humans? A.Great White C. Tiger B.Bull D. Oceanic Whitetip
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Threat Posture Forewarning Duration Description Other Sharks
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5) Mako Shark Description (size) Why Dangerous?/ Attack Report Sea Zone Common Locations Prey Tooth Design
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High Jump How high do most Mako Sharks jump when caught on a hook? A.10+ ft.C. 30+ ft. B.20+ ft.D. 40+ ft.
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4) Oceanic Whitetip Shark Description (size) Why Dangerous?/ Attack Report Sea Zone Common Locations Prey Tooth Design The Oceanic Whitetip is the culprit of attacks on shipwrecked people. True or False
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3) Tiger Shark Description (size) Why Dangerous?/ Attack Report Sea Zone Common Locations Prey Tooth Design This shark will eat just about anything. True or False
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2) Great White Shark Description (size) Why Dangerous?/ Attack Report Sea Zone Common Locations Prey Tooth design Great Whites participate in feeding frenzies. True or False
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Breaching Breaching
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Gaping Gaping Pitching a fit Frustrated Description
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1) Bull Shark Description (size) Why Dangerous?/ Attack Report Sea Zone Common Locations Prey Tooth Design The other name for the Bull Shark is A.Zambezi C. Fooler B.Black Death D. Fresh Ocean
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Other Potential Dangerous Sharks Galapagos, Silky, Cookie-cutter, Nurse, and etc. Any shark-dangerous
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Why Do Sharks Attack? Threatened Potential prey Curious Unprovoked
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How to Swim Peacefully with Sharks Facts General Before possible attack After attack Caribbean Sharks
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Sharks vs. Dolphins Sharks attacks on dolphins Vice-versa Live peacefully
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Sharks vs. Whales Whales not in same area Weak whales-prey for sharks Killer Whales actually kill Great Whites as prey Great White vs. Killer Whale Story
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Megatooth (Carcharodon Megalodon) Related to Great White/Sand Tiger Time period it lived Some believe still alive Size Size of tooth
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Successful Captivity of a Great White Shark Montrey Bay Aquarium Description Opportunistic captivity Longest captivity 1 st to eat in captivity Slight problem
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