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Dictionary » S » Sharks Sharkssharks A group of elongate elasmobranchs. Sharks are mostly marine fish, with certain species large and voracious. ![]()
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Results from our forumWhy are people so in love with tetrapods?... and some *wow* facts that made them awesome somehow. Some seems boring like corals and so we just feel, "ok... I see, is that so?" Sharks and other great fishes were made famous too because of the myths and legends repeatedly told in the past. Overall, it depends on what it gives ...
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Why are people so in love with tetrapods?... invertebrates in the aquarium, especially the corals. Almost nobody seemed to pay any attention to them. Only the biggest fish, and especially the sharks, seemed able to compete with the tetrapods for public attention. The plant-life got almost no notice at all, which is sad because the Amazon ...
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Evolution of the distinction of gender... requires energy, and can make an organism vulnerable. Thus, reproduction can be hazardous to survival; for instance, studies of whales and sharks. Having a slightly less vulnerable gender could be advantagious to survival, and perhaps we are the living proof. Some books on the subject have ...
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What do you consider as the smartest fish/reptile/amphibian?... science isn't objective yet, but a list of the reptiles/amphibians/fish that seem to be unusually intelligent would be nice. With the fish, the sharks and rays have the largest brain/body ratios - the manta ray has the largest of them all. In fact the manta ray seems to recognize something "special" ...
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Life Science... feats of Navigation. How are they able to do this? One thing for sure is that the planet is one big magnet. Do the fish somehow sense this? I know sharks have a strong sensor for electromagnetism, the ampullae lorenzini. It was just a thought. Good question though. Maybe someone else has other ...
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