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The great white shark is one of the cartilaginous fishes, jawed fish with paired fins, paired nares, scales, two-chambered hearts, and skeletons made of cartilage rather than bone. The class is divided into two subclasses: Elasmobranchii (sharks, rays...
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Settling a bet here. Am I or am I not more closely related to my pet goldfish than he is to a shark? (My guess is shark is the outgroup, but I'm not a biologist)
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On the sides of the head, and pectoral fins that are not fused to the head .
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Https://wwws.whitehouse.gov/petition...k-fin/dBmF5cHP
Please help bring some political pressure to our leaders to end the sale of shark products in the USA.
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I am often troubled by....
China in shark fishing.
Some shark species have been reduced by 98 single issue is to educate the public about the damage caused by the market for shark fin soup.
Chance of maintaining healthy oceans is nil.
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So I've been trying to hand grab a leopard shark for a while now. I'm not much of a shark eater, I just like the challenge of grabbing them.
While I was out with tailsufer today I grabbed a nice sized one. Wasn't really looking to hold him for very long...
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I've shot a shark before, brought it home, cut shark sleeping at it in the ....
You should eat shark it's delicious Nah.
I shot a 5' leopard on sat....
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Sharks have all of the following except? A. tooth-like scales C. a swim bladder
B. internal fertilization D. a cartilaginous skeleton
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This liver oil is low density lso making the shark....
Yep, look into a sharks mouth, looks like ribs (if you will), but they are really cartilage weight and takes up to 90% of the space inside a shark’s body cavity.
Buoyancy
D.
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On Mon, 03 Aug 2009 20:46:37 -0000, "Bill" <billyc@ptsi.net
Ohhhh, does anyone but me find those big maneating fish fasinating? I mean just the thought of being eaten alive. Goose bumps for sure.
I think the only reason they have not eaten ...
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It was very then sharks were not fish, they were
elasmobranches (cartilage instead of bones).
Hey Bill,
Yes, I have had shark before.
Jlranch101@yahoo.com
--- "Bill" <billyc@...
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These fish are not closely related to sharks , which are in a different class, but they do have some body parts that resemble those of sharks such as their skeletons, primarily composed of cartilage, and deeply forked heterocercal tail fins.
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My first chow had arthritis. This was before the days of rymadyl, duramax & other canine medicines. I was able to keep her comfortable with acupuncture, shark cartilage, and other chinese herbs.
Now, my current dog is showing signs of arthritis again....
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Also, any chew he gets is high cartilage, like moo tubes, bison cartilage, etc.
Stuff is in Longevity so it works out) and tried a shark cartilage and weeded that out as well times a week.
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My first chow had arthritis. This was before the days of rymadyl, duramax & other canine medicines. I was able to keep her comfortable with acupuncture, shark cartilage, and other chinese herbs.
Now, my current dog is showing signs of arthritis again....
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And for inflammation, there are different herbals that can be tried as well too! For any dog on anti-inflammatories... .
To the forum
The anti-inflammatories may help with some of the inflammation, but, IMO, they don't help as well as the joint supplements .
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Ranjithvnambiar, as your photo's and words shown above describe, it is indeed a fight in the element of the croc and not the shark! But, there also seems to be about a three or four to one weight ratio also existing in the croc's favor!
Make the water...
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Http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/2014505/Crocodile-and-shark-clash crocodile rips apart a bull shark and devours it
http://www.treehugger.com/files/2010/06/giant-crocodile-devours-a-shark....
Is from Telegraph.
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