How Well Do You Know Sharks?

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How Well Do You Know Sharks?

IntelliQuiz Staff - Published: March 24, 2016

They’re ancient, fascinating, and quirky! They’re dangerously beautiful and beautifully dangerous! Sure, they could bite our legs off, but that rarely happens and we’d still LOVE them anyway! They’re sharks! We devote a whole week to them and now there’s a whole quiz devoted to them too! So how well do you know sharks? Dive in and find out!

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Question 1/10

Lend us your ear, sharks are unusual fish because their skeletons are made of this tough, but flexible tissue:

Cartilage
Dermis
Muscle
Toilet

Question 2/10

McDonald’s be damned, sharks don’t have “McThese!” Not even for a limited time.

Tongues
Genitals
Ribs
Nervous systems

Question 3/10

Living up to its name, this shark is the largest known living fish species:

The Moby Shark
The Whale Shark
The Great Shark
The Big Ass Shark

Question 4/10

Ol’ Ben Franklin would be proud! In addition to smell and sight, sharks use this to sense prey and possibly to navigate:

Sonar
Radar
A kite
Electro-magnetic sensitivity

Question 5/10

Ew! Because they are attracted by the scent of certain chemicals, sharks often hang out near what?

Katy Perry
Underwater volcanoes
Sewage discharge
Oil spills

Question 6/10

Good thing they never drink alcohol since sharks rely on this for buoyancy:

Their liver
Their lungs
Their kidneys
Their brains

Question 7/10

While they might not melt your heart with their sad eyes, baby sharks are called this:

Sharklettes
Kittens
Pups
Chicks

Question 8/10

It’s not exactly a hot topic, but unlike most shark species, Great Whites can do this:

Swallow without chewing
Regulate their body temperature
Replace lost teeth
Shoot freakin’ laser beams

Question 9/10

Since sharks need to keep water flowing over their gills to breathe, some sharks may have developed the ability to do this:

Hoard air like a cat lady hoards cats
Swim while asleep
Hibernate
Hold their breath

Question 10/10

Ouch! Sharks really bite off more than they can chew because…

Their jaw is disconnected from their head
Their eyesight is so poor
Their large snouts affect their angle of attack
Who’s going to stop them? You?

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How Well Do You Know Sharks?

How Well Do You Know Sharks?

Lend us your ear, sharks are unusual fish because their skeletons are made of this tough, but flexible tissue:

McDonald’s be damned, sharks don’t have “McThese!” Not even for a limited time.

Living up to its name, this shark is the largest known living fish species:

Ol’ Ben Franklin would be proud! In addition to smell and sight, sharks use this to sense prey and possibly to navigate:

Ew! Because they are attracted by the scent of certain chemicals, sharks often hang out near what?

Good thing they never drink alcohol since sharks rely on this for buoyancy:

While they might not melt your heart with their sad eyes, baby sharks are called this:

It’s not exactly a hot topic, but unlike most shark species, Great Whites can do this:

Since sharks need to keep water flowing over their gills to breathe, some sharks may have developed the ability to do this:

Ouch! Sharks really bite off more than they can chew because…

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