Wednesday, August 20, 2014

Top Shark Facts

#1 A lengthy study completed in 2013 has found that shark moms go home — to the place where they were born — to give birth to their young.


#2 Sharks are apex predators. Sitting at the top of the food chain, they do not have any natural predators.


#3 Sharks can generate up to 40,000 pounds per square inch of pressure in a single bite. That's easily enough to chomp off a limb


#4 Almost 50 different shark species have light-emitting organs called photospheres. Sharks use their light for camouflage and to attract mates


#5 Modern sharks breathe by ram ventilation, a method that forces water into their mouths and then processes it as they swim forward


#6 Certain shark species (such as great white) will drown if they stop moving. They lack necessary muscles to pump water through their mouth


#7 There are 35 families of sharks altogether


#8 Why do shark embryos eat each other in the womb? They have different fathers and compete so one father’s pup is born and not others.


#9 Video research in 2014 shows that sharks can swim in schools of sharks made up of multiple shark species.


#10 Why are sharks important? They keep populations of smaller fish in check. Without sharks, entire ecosystems are disrupted.


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Tuesday, August 19, 2014

This Weeks Poll

Do You Believe Megalodon Still Lives Today

let us know by commenting what you think

WHICH IS CREEPIER

WHICH SHARK DO YOU THINK IS CREEPIER YOU VOTE JUST COMMENT # AND THE NAME OF THE SHARK YOU THINK IS CREEPIER.
 
 
#GOBLIN SHARK

#FRILLED SHARK

#MEGALODON


ADOPT A SHARK

Sharks Population Is Becoming Smaller And Smaller. Here Is How You Can Help. For As Little As 25 Dollars You Can Adopt A Shark. That 25 Dollars Goes Towards Helping The Sharks. Please Make A Difference And Adopt A Shark. 


Adopt A Great White: Great White Adoption Link

Adopt A Whale Shark: Whale Shark Adoption Link

Adopt A Hammerhead: Hammerhead Adoption Link

FUN SHARK FACTS

Did You Know There Are More Than 12 Different Shark Species. The Main Shark Species Are: Great White Shark, Tiger Shark, Whale Shark, Bull Shark, Hammerhead Shark, Goblin Shark, Mako Shark, Blue Shark, Lemon Shark, Basking Shark, Megamouth Shark, And Prehistoric Shark.


How Much Do Sharks Eat?

The amount of food that a shark eats each day depends on the type of shark it is.
Some Shark species will eat huge meals and then not eat again for weeks. They are able to survive on the oil that is stored in the liver when they do eat. When that gets low they will have the instinct to eat again.
The reason sharks don’t have to eat as much as people think is because they are cold blooded. This means their circulation is slowed down and they burn energy at a slower rate.
As you can see, sharks eat a variety of foods. While most of them are meat eaters that isn’t the only thing many of the species go after. For millions of years the various species of sharks have been able to evolve. One reason for this is that they have eaten what is readily available as necessary in order to stay strong and to be able to successfully reproduce.

Live Shark Cams:


Here are the links to the shark cams.

Reef Shark Cam
Shark Fin Cam
Seal Decoy Cam
Shark Cage Cam


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