Today's blog post is on the cookie cutter shark. They have razor sharp teeth that are made to cut a chunk of flesh. They are known to feed on other sharks and take chunks out of large or small fish or even dolphins. If you want to see the damage caused by this shark then look at the photos below also they do take chunks out of humans and other sea life. they can be found in tropical waters and at depths of 11,500 ft this is where they mostly live however they do come up to the surface to find food. The cookie cutter shark can grow up to 20 inches with a bite radius of 3 to 4 inches wide. some of the features of this are, one uses its large lips to create a suction cup like grip so it can take rotate its body and take a chunk out of i victim's body this leaves a circle shaped wound This is how it got it's name. Two the jaws of this shark has both large and small teeth the small teeth are on the top and the large teeth are on the bottom part of the jaw. Three this shark uses its body as a lure by making it's body glow, they use this to have their victim get close so they can catch on to there body and take a chunk of flesh out of its body. For more facts on this shark go to the bottom of the blog and you will find a picture with facts that may be useful.
Victims to the cookie cutter shark
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| This is a grate white with a bite from the cookie cuter shark |
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| this is some sort of fish |
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| Some spiscis of dolphin with a bite from this sha |
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| I think this may be a tuna fish |
Fact sheat on the cookie cutter shark
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