interesting shark never seen one like that before
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i prefer the cookiecutter shark, far more odd 


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i wouldn't encourage feeding it cookies, btw when was the goblin shark discovered to exist?
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Canada is a lot different from Hawaii.Here,we can study marine biology in high school,and yes i am doing that.Btw,college doesn't teach biology,university does.I have gotten many shark things like 13 shark jaws of different species,and 1200 different teeth including the rare goblin shark,and the carchadon megalodon.Also,a real shark preserved in a case,and yes,i have studied these parts.I am specializing in studying sharks,and no,there is no argument there.And wtf do you mean by saying that i don't understand electrosensory system? You can assume what you want,it doesn't matter.So please stop the arguing.
 
 

i don't know what your talking about collage not teaching biology, if your so good at looking stuff up, then try putting "collage marine biology" into the search field, you'll probably get a lot of stuff from here, collages teach biology, just cause you don't think it does doesn't make it true.
i assume nothing, you proved when you said that the hammer shark only had 2 sensors, when the hammer head has hundreds of pores that act as the sensors, hammer heads have more then other sharks because of the fact that they have the wide flat head.
you have shark teeth, wait about 1 week ill have as many if not more, its not that hard. people sell shark jaws at tourist traps here, and all the crystal shops have carcharodon megalodon teeth here. not only goblin sharks have long pointy teeth, if they are so rare how much did you pay for them? you sure you didn't get ripped off? you have proven you donut know much about marine biology by all of the mistatements you have made in many of your posts.

If your gonna make all these statements them make sure they are right and i will leave you alone, but as long as you keep making untrue statements ill keep pointing them out, its that simple. i don't want people believing all this BS that you say just because your "studying marine biology" if you cared about the science you wouldn't spread false information.
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They have two sensors on each side of their head.That is where the hammer shape comes from.The sensors are like that of a stingray.They detect movement below them.That is how they find prey.They cannot find prey above them.Their sensors don't work that way.That is why they ar always moving their head side to side to detect movement of their prey on the ocean floor. grin2.gif I will show you pics later,as I am on a school computer right now.

Don't you think it highly unlikely that a sea serpent will have the same skull structure as the beaked whale? Is there any 2 different species in this world that share the same skull structure?
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Thanx Anyone else wanna agree with my research?
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yep, looks like some sort of sea going mammal like a dolphin because of the snout and mellon (bulbus forehead) or another type of toothed whale.
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ok so if makos and goblin sharks are the only ones that have similar teeth, then why did i find another without even really trying?

look up grey nurse shark teeth, long and narrow, just like the mako, and goblin shark.

maybe you don't know as much about sharks as you claim?

when something fossilizes it changes color because of the sediment it is in, not because of the species, so please stop making stuff up to back your argument.

fossil shark tooth coloration



sorry you said 2 on each side, but thats still a couple hundred short.

look at post 127 looks like ive caught you red handed again in a lie.
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