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    Sharks have lived on Earth for almost 400 million years and there are currently about 375 known species that live in oceans and seas around the world, ranging from the tiny dwarf dogfish less than 20 cm long to the massive 15-meter whale shark. Sharks have cartilage skeletons instead of bone and powerful jaws with replaceable teeth that they use to eat fish and other prey like seals and dolphins, playing an important role in maintaining balance in ocean ecosystems by preying on weak and sick animals.

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    Sharks have lived on Earth for almost 400 million years and there are currently about 375 known species that live in oceans and seas around the world, ranging from the tiny dwarf dogfish less than 20 cm long to the massive 15-meter whale shark. Sharks have cartilage skeletons instead of bone and powerful jaws with replaceable teeth that they use to eat fish and other prey like seals and dolphins, playing an important role in maintaining balance in ocean ecosystems by preying on weak and sick animals.

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    Sharks

    https://www.theverge.com/2018/1/23/16924796/shark-fear-donations-conservation
    Originally, sharks are type of fish that live in the sea or ocean. Sharks have lived on earth for
    almost 400 million years. Today there are about 375 species of sharks. The smallest is the dwarf
    dogfish which less than 20 centimeters log. The huge whale shark can be more than 15 meters long.
    Like all fish, sharks are included vertebrates (animals with a bone) A shark’s skeleton, however, is
    not made of bone. It is made of flexible material called cartilage.
    Sharks live in seas all over the world. Most sharks live in warm waters. However, sharks have been
    spotted near the North and South Pole. Sharks live in salat water, but some can live for a while in fresh
    water. Bull sharks, for example, can swim up the Missisippi River. Some kinds of sharks live in shallow
    water along coastlines, Other sharks live far out in the open ocean. A few species live deep down in the
    sea.
    Most sharks have powerful jaws and rows of sharp, triangular teeth. They use their teeth and
    jaws to crush their prey or tear out pieces of flesh. You teeth are anchored in your jaw. A shark’s teeth
    are set into its gums. Sharks often lose teeth growing behind the first set. As a shark loses teeth, new
    ones move forward to replace them.
    Fish, along with shellfish, is the favourite food of most meat-eating sharks. Great white shark will
    sometimes eat larger sea creatures such as seals, dolphins, whales and other marine mammals.
    Sharks play an important role in keeping ecosystems in balance. Sharks often eat weak or
    diseased animals. Biologists fear that without sharks, the number of other animals in the sea would
    quickly grow out control and eat all the food. It might take many years to restore the delicate balance
    that sharks help maintain.

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