#SharkWeek fact of the day: Sharks can loose 100 teeth a day. The tooth fairy just gives them a punch card at this point.
#SharkWeek fact of the day: the short fin mako shark can go up to 60mph. It also had the most speeding tickets in the ocean.
#SharkWeek fact of the day: Bonnethead sharks are omnivorous. They opt in for the side salad at restaurants… questionable lettuce and all.
#SharkWeek fact of the day: Californian sharks are now breaching. Must’ve picked up that local Hollywood habit of being performative for the cameras. 🎬🦈
#SharkWeek fact of the day: Great white sharks can have social hierarchies and leaders. They looked at House of the Dragon and said, ‘Too many meetings. Just bite him.’
#SharkWeek Fact of the day: Despite their reputation, sharks weren’t the biggest biters in 2014. Luis Suárez was.
#SharkWeek fact of the day: Sharks don’t blink, they roll their eyes back into their heads to protect them when attacking prey. Basically, every shark does the Gen Z stare before they take a bite.
#Sharkweek fact of the day: Whale sharks can live up to 130 years. That’s longer than most family feuds. So yes, they will outlive your drama.
#SharkWeek fact of the day: Did you know shark teeth are covered in fluoride? It's like having built-in toothpaste! Sharks are out here with better dental care than us—no wonder they’re always smiling.
#SharkWeek fact of the day: flipping a shark upside down puts them in a trance-like state called tonic immobility. It's like an instant hypnosis. Hey @JohnCena , if you wrestle a shark next year, this move's for you since the attitude adjustment might not be waterproof.
#SharkWeek fact of the day: The goblin shark has the fastest jaws in the ocean, extending forward at 10 feet per second! It’s the ultimate fast food: grab and gobble - no drive thru needed!
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The #whiteshark is one of the most incredible predators on the planet. If you watch each @sharkweek show very closely, you will begin to see the intricacies of this predator. They communicate through body language, they can be very social and they have surprising intelligence.
#Sharkweek fact of the day: Shovelnose guitarfish are ancient species that have barely changed over millions of years. One place you can find them is chilling on California shores, strumming along rock legends and not letting anything ruin their tour.
#SharkWeek fact of the day: sharks sense movement in the sourounding water and if the movement is dramatic enough, they investigate. They have a nose for drama and love when the Real Housewives visit the shore.
#SharkWeek fact of the day: Great white sharks can reach 18 feet and need 50k calories a day! Sharks this big are not often seen out and about because even sharks get self-conscious. Beauty standards are rough, even under the sea!
I would like to remind everyone that now’s the perfect time to go swimming because sharks will be on their best behavior with all the cameras rolling this week. Like humans, they also try not to get filmed in public and ‘canceled’ for foolish behavior.
#SharkWeek fact of the day: sharks can have up to 30,000 teeth in their lifetime. Saves them a few bucks on braces because if they don’t like their killer smile, they just get a new one soon enough.
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A Triumph For Shark Conservation At The 14th CMS Conference
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Notably, the sand tiger shark (Carcharias taurus) earned a place on both CMS Appendices I and II.





