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When mating, the males insert one of them into the female’s cloaca. During the insertion, the sperm is transferred from the male to the female. The sperm then fertilizes the egg inside the female. As big as these fish may be, most people believe that this fish has no natural predators, but they would be incorrect. Both killer whales and sperm whales will consume smaller shark breeds as their nourishment, but they consume their fair share of animals in the sea as well. What Sharks Eat Sharks eat sea lions, sea turtles, dolphins, and seals. Also known as gummy sharks, smooth hounds are found in waters off the coast of South and West England. Riccio, David (11 March 2016). "Cronulla Sharks land naming sponsorship for stadium ahead of NRL season opener". The Daily Telegraph . Retrieved 11 March 2016.

The spurdog is known to swim around in shoals, which helps it to cover large distances when looking for food. Even though these large fishes are found in several places around the world, they are mostly and most commonly found in the USA and Australia. There are only a few species (i.e., the bull shark and the river shark) that live in freshwater areas, but the highest number are found in the waters of New South Wales in Australia. They can also be found in the Indian Ocean, near Brazil, and even as local as North Carolina. Renovations are also planned for the ET Stand, named for Cronulla club legend and games record holder Andrew Ettingshausen, and the Peter Burns Stand.

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The small profile of the barracuda lends itself to being on the receiving end of a devastating bite, too. With that in mind, it’s hard to imagine any scenario where a barracuda could do enough damage to a shark without the shark chomping on the barracuda. Bull shark: Primarily residing in freshwater areas, the bull shark will seek out shallow areas. They have special glands that provide them with the salt that their body needs, allowing them to journey where they need to go for food. According to experts, there are more than 400 living species of these fish around the world – all of which are divided into 14 to 30 different shark families. Do whatever it takes to get away without making noise or splashing. Startle it by punching it in the nose, claw at its eyes or grab its gills; the most sensitive areas of a shark.

The Sydney Olympic FC club played at the ground for two seasons, from 2001 until 2003, in the former National Soccer League. Whatever you do, don't take your eyes off the shark. They have many surprise tactics such as hit-and-run or bump-and-bite. Salmon shark: Salmon sharks can be very dangerous to humans. At about 6.5 feet long (at their shortest), they typically live in the northern region of the Pacific Ocean. They are able to regulate their own stomach temperature, though this feature is rare amongst sharks in general. They’re considered one of the fastest sharks in the world. Goblin Shark: The Goblin Shark, which is sometimes referred to as a living fossil, is a type of shark that is found in the deep sea. This unique-looking shark is easily identified by its long snout, protruding jaws, and semitranslucent skin. Goblin Sharks have been found in all three of the major oceans. Because they live so deep under the water, there are still a lot of unknowns about this creature. Shortfin makos are spotted in waters all over the globe, and – although rare – are found from time to time in the seas around the UK and Ireland.Horn Shark: The horn shark moves by pushing itself along the bottom with its strong fins. This shark is very sensitive to light. It spends almost all its life hidden in crevices, shadows, or dark waters. Tiger shark: These sharks can grow as long as 18 feet, and they are pretty easy to identify with their vertical stripes and spots. They will live in both shallow and deep waters, and their jaws are powerful enough to break apart the shell of a sea turtle.

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