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   Shark

   Sandtiger sharks are also known to gulp air from the surface and store it in their stomachs, using the stomach as a swim bladder. ... The shark uses this to detect the movements of other organisms, especially wounded fish.
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   The Most Extreme

   (No. 7: Pelican) Its mouth is three times bigger than its stomach. ... (No. 7: Sand Tiger Shark) Uses mirrors to help see in the dark, and can reflect 90% of all colors.
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   Bonnethead

   The bonnethead shark uses a special body fluid, called "cerebrospinal fluid" or "Cl-excess", to let others know it is nearby. ... Seagrasses have been found in its stomach contents.
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   List of megamouth shark specimens and sightings

   Very small shrimp found in stomach. | ... Occurrence of a megachasmid shark in Suruga Bay: photographic evidence.
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   Jersey Shore shark attacks of 1916

   Since an appropriate sized white shark with human remains in its stomach was captured nearby shortly after the attacks (and no further attacks occurred), it seems likely that this was the attacker involved in at least the Matawan attacks.
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   List of sharks

   Hexanchiformes: Examples from this group include the cow sharks, frilled shark and even a shark that looks upon first inspection to be a marine snake.
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   Physical characteristics of sharks

   The skeleton of a shark is mainly cartilage. ... The food moves from the mouth to the 'J' shaped stomach, where it is stored and initial digestion occurs.
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   Greenland shark

   An entire reindeer, minus its antlers, was found in the stomach contents of one Greenland shark. ... ↑ Skipper Uses Knife To Kill 600-Kilo Shark
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   Tiger shark

   The male uses its teeth to hold the female still during the procedure, often causing the female considerable discomfort. ... Tiger shark facts and pictures
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    Shortfin mako shark

    A close-up of a shortfin mako shark's head. ... Analysis of the stomach contents of 399 male and female mako sharks ranging from 67 to 328cm are presented.

Explore the following pages on Powerset:

• Shark,
• The Most Extreme,
• Bonnethead,
• List of megamouth shark specimens and sightings,
• Jersey Shore shark attacks of 1916,
• List of sharks,
• Physical characteristics of sharks,
• Greenland shark,
• Tiger shark,
• Shortfin mako shark