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Sharks, Rays and family @feddit.nl Gsus4 @feddit.nl 
www.sciencetimes.com Why Do Fishes Rub on Sharks? Intriguing Behavior May Have Ecological FunctionMarine biologists have spotted an intriguing behavior of fish chafing themselves against a shark's skin in over a dozen locations worldwide. What could be the possible ecological function of this serving both species?
Turns out schools of fish hang out around sharks to use their skin as an exfoliator 🤣 and to tag along and save energy.
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Sharks, Rays and family @feddit.nl Gsus4 @feddit.nl 30 Interesting Facts about Sharks
Fact# 30.
Sharks use heartbeats to follow their prey. Sharks have nodules on the nose called ampullae of Lorenzini. They can sense electricity with these nodules, therefore the electrical pulse that comes from a beating heart acts like a signal for close by sharks. Fact# 29.
No one can see their ears, and that doesn’t stop them from being able to hear us from more than 2 football fields away. That’s because sharks have inner ears only, using them they can track the sound of the prey from a distance of 800 feet or more. Fact# 28.
This one is the interesting facts about sharks, if you see a shark circling and wonder if it’s about to attack a prey, here is the clue: The shark would hunch its back, lower the pectoral fins (near its belly) and whirl in crisscross motions.30 Interesting Facts about Sharks-shark circling Fact# 27.
Unlike human beings, who have their upper jaw fixed on the skull, a shark can stick out and dislocate its upper jaw to grab and retain its prey. Fact# 26.
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