Shark fact #11: Their skin is made of denticles instead of ordinary fish scales. The denticles are constructed like hard, sharp teeth and help to protect the shark from injury.
[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Shark fact #11: Their skin is made of denticles instead of ordinary fish scales. The denticles are constructed like hard, sharp teeth and help to protect the shark from injury.
[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Shark fact #11: Their skin is made of denticles instead of ordinary fish scales. The denticles are constructed like hard, sharp teeth and help to protect the shark from injury.
[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Shark fact #11: Their skin is made of denticles instead of ordinary fish scales. The denticles are constructed like hard, sharp teeth and help to protect the shark from injury.
[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Shark fact #11: Their skin is made of denticles instead of ordinary fish scales. The denticles are constructed like hard, sharp teeth and help to protect the shark from injury.
[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Shark fact #11: Their skin is made of denticles instead of ordinary fish scales. The denticles are constructed like hard, sharp teeth and help to protect the shark from injury.
Shark Fact #13: The megalodon is traditionally viewed as being classified within the genus Carcharodon along with the great white shark but others believe that C. megalodon and C. carcharias share a common ancestor known as Carcharodon orientalis.[img_assist|nid=8759|title=Megalodon|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=381|height=298]
Shark Fact #13: The megalodon is traditionally viewed as being classified within the genus Carcharodon along with the great white shark but others believe that C. megalodon and C. carcharias share a common ancestor known as Carcharodon orientalis.[img_assist|nid=8759|title=Megalodon|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=381|height=298]
Shark Fact #13: The megalodon is traditionally viewed as being classified within the genus Carcharodon along with the great white shark but others believe that C. megalodon and C. carcharias share a common ancestor known as Carcharodon orientalis.[img_assist|nid=8759|title=Megalodon|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=381|height=298]
Shark Fact #13: The megalodon is traditionally viewed as being classified within the genus Carcharodon along with the great white shark but others believe that C. megalodon and C. carcharias share a common ancestor known as Carcharodon orientalis.[img_assist|nid=8759|title=Megalodon|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=381|height=298]
