How Well Do You Know Sharks?
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Lend us your ear, sharks are unusual fish because their skeletons are made of this tough, but flexible tissue:
- Cartilage
- Dermis
- Muscle
- Toilet
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McDonald’s be damned, sharks don’t have “McThese!” Not even for a limited time.
- Tongues
- Genitals
- Ribs
- Nervous systems
Question 3/10
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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
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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
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Good thing they never drink alcohol since sharks rely on this for buoyancy:
- Their liver
- Their lungs
- Their kidneys
- Their brains
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While they might not melt your heart with their sad eyes, baby sharks are called this:
- Sharklettes
- Kittens
- Pups
- Chicks
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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
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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
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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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