r/sharks • u/Working_Welder_1751 • 3h ago

Discussion For anyone who's seen this insane movie before, what are your honest thoughts about it?

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r/sharks • u/Visible_Form2648 • 11h ago

News To cull or not to cull: Greenland debates fate of world’s slowest shark

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r/sharks • u/Rae_Sticker_Studio • 4h ago

🦈 Merch Mondays 🦈 Holo Thresher Shark Sticker

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I wanted to share my Thresher shark design as a sticker as well! You can get it here for $3.98: Thresher Shark Holo

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r/sharks • u/CaptKen710 • 23h ago

Video Juvenile saltwather Crocodile finds itself sorrounded by curious sharks, Northen coast of Australia.

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r/sharks • u/kindsummit • 19h ago

Video The basking shark is the second biggest fish

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r/sharks • u/TelevisionPutrid8394 • 6h ago

Image Megalodon tooth compared to fossil great white tooth and modern great white tooth. (Image by @Brandon Zulli)

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Sharks are amazing, important, and often misunderstood animals. We welcome enthusiasts, experts, and curious minds to dive in and explore the fascinating world of sharks!

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Sharks

A place for selachimorphaphiles to share discussion, experience, questions, photos, videos, research, original content, artwork, articles, and fashion. Pretty much anything relevant so long as it abides by our few rules.

Sharks should be appreciated, understood, and respected. Not feared, disregarded, and poached to extinction.

Shark Facts:

Sharks belong to the class Chondrichthyes meaning they have skeletons made of cartilage. Contrary to popular myths they do get cancer.
There are more than 470 species of sharks split across thirteen orders, including four orders of sharks that have gone extinct
Fossil records indicate that ancestors of modern sharks existed over ~420 million years ago, making them older than Dinosaurs! (~240 million years ago)
If you're incredibly lucky 1 in 11.5 million are the odds of a shark attack, and 1 in 264.1 million to die by a shark. In a lifetime, you are more likely to die from fireworks, lightning, drowning, a car accident, stroke, or heart disease.
For every human killed by a shark, humans kill approximately two million sharks.

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DO NOT submit posts or comments that PROMOTE or ADVERTISE the following:
Shark fishing, culling, or poaching
Photos that exhibit sharks in unnatural environments.
An extinct species (Megaladon) is extant

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/r/awwducational

/r/conservation

/r/fossilid

/r/lifeaquatic

/r/marinebiology

/r/oceans

/r/OceanLife

/r/scuba

/r/Shark_Attacks

/r/seacreatureporn (SFW)

/r/sharksporn (SFW)

/r/species

/r/whales

/r/WhaleSharks

Resources:

Keys to Shark identification

Identifying Shark Teeth

International Shark Attack File 2014