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SHARKS. Hammerhead Shark Eats octopuses, squids, and smaller fish. Their wide set eyes give them a better visual range then most other sharks. Its favorite.

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1 SHARKS

2 Hammerhead Shark Eats octopuses, squids, and smaller fish. Their wide set eyes give them a better visual range then most other sharks. Its favorite meal is sting rays.

3 Seven Gilled Shark They are the oldest and the most primitive. It uses its combed shaped teeth for tearing and cutting into prey. Total length and the maximum reported weight is 236 pounds.

4 Saw Shark They eat small fish,crustaceand, and squid. The Saw Shark helps people and animals by eating these animals. It is brown and its belly is white

5 Zebra shark Most zebra sharks are born in springtime. They call them zebra sharks because they have stripes like zebras. Their maximum reported size is nearly twelve feet.

6 Great White Shark They eat fish and ray. They are the largest predatory fish on earth. They get their names from their universally white underbellies.

7 Mako Shark It’s the most graceful of all the sharks. It is also the fastest shark. A fighting mako jumps out of the water at least twenty feet

8 Blue Shark Blue sharks are found in very deep waters. They are very fast swimmers so they are hard to trap. They will eat anything they get in their hands.

9 Credits http://www.kidzone.ws/sharks/photos/zpic1.htm http :// www. kidzone. ws / sharks / photos / sawpic1. htm http :// www. kidzone. ws / sharks / photos / makopic1. htm

10 Sources Apple eMac Micrsoft Powerpoint Web Browser Jaws Sound Track


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