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Of course - basking sharks, and greenland sharks, for example. But I did say "most" and "warmish".
by zabzonk 5y ago
Of course - basking sharks, and greenland sharks, for example. But I did say "most" and "warmish".
- pkdpic_y9k 5y agoMaybe to sharks the air is the real water.
- steve_adams_86 5y agoIt was back before the dinosaurs took to the air and banished fish to the oceans
- steve_adams_86 5y agoWow, this shows that Australia has as many shark species as several oceans combined! Haha, what a cool place. https://www.shark.ch/Database/Distribution/index.html https://www.shark.ch/Database/Distribution/index.html You're right though, warmer waters tend to have more species. I'm not able to find anything indicating actual numbers of sharks, but more species (correct me if I'm wrong) seems to indicate a larger cumulative population and more and/or more diverse prey In another life I'd love to be a marine biologist. There's so much to know and understand better.