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   Dusky shark

   The dusky shark also eats dogfish, catsharks, skates and rays and sometimes bottlenose dolphins.
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   The Most Extreme

   (No. 4: Great White Shark) The most infamous predator in the sea. ... (No. 9: Serval) Jump to a height of ten feet and eats birds, mice, rats, and gazelle.
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   Shark

   A few exceptions to this rule exist, such as the bull shark, which has developed a way to change its kidney function to excrete large amounts of urea.
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   Bull shark

   The bull shark is well known for its unpredictable, often aggressive behavior. ... It also eats the corpses that the local population floats on the river.
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   Great white shark

   Great white shark caught off Hualien County, Taiwan on May 14, 1997.
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   List of sharks

   | Contents 1 Shark classification 2 Taxonomic listing 3 See also 4 References | | ... The first sharks appeared in the oceans 350 to 400 million years ago.
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   Cannery Rodent

   The cat climbs a ladder while the shark eats through the wood columns under the pier. ... Films directed by Chuck Jones
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   Jersey Shore shark attacks of 1916

   Bathing areas were equipped with poles and an open area of hanging ropes. ... Shark sightings increased along the Mid-Atlantic Coast following the attacks.
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   Whale shark

   Any material caught in the filter between the gill bars is swallowed. ... The whale shark is an active feeder, targeting concentrations of plankton or fish.
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    Tiger shark

    Some examples of more unusual items are automobile number plates, petroleum cans, tires, suits of armour, and baseballs. ... Tiger shark facts and pictures

Explore the following pages on Powerset:

• Dusky shark,
• The Most Extreme,
• Shark,
• Bull shark,
• Great white shark,
• List of sharks,
• Cannery Rodent,
• Jersey Shore shark attacks of 1916,
• Whale shark,
• Tiger shark