Are there sharks in the Baltic Sea?

 

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Are there sharks in the Baltic Sea?

Is the Baltic Sea polluted?

Can sharks be blue?

Can a blue shark kill you?

Are sharks blue or grey?

Why are sharks blue?

What does a blue shark eat?

Are sharks muscular?

Is a blue shark really blue?

How far can sharks smell blood?

Is the megalodon shark still alive?

Have blue sharks disappeared?

Is a blue shark the same as a mako shark?

How many blue sharks are there?

How fast is the blue shark?

What is the class of sharks?

Are goblin sharks dangerous to humans?

Why are goblin sharks so rare?

Are there sharks in the Baltic Sea?

 

Contrary to popular belief, there are sharks in the Baltic Sea. In fact, 31 species of sharks and closely related rays, rays, and chimaeras (collectively called cartilaginous fishes) have been recorded in this area. Even the enormous filter-eating basking shark, which can grow up to 10m in length, can be found here.

 

Is the Baltic Sea polluted?

 

Pollution in the Baltic Sea results from its shallow waters, limited connection to the sea, slow water circulation and low water temperatures, as well as land-based pollution, according to the Commissioner. It is one of the most polluted seas in the world.

 

Can sharks be blue?

 

The blue shark (Prionace glauca) is a species of requiem shark in the family Carcharhinidae that lives in the deep waters of temperate and tropical oceans around the world. The blue shark averages about 10 feet (3.1 m) in length and prefers cooler waters. It migrates over long distances, for example from New England to South America.

 

Can a blue shark kill you?

 

Blue shark attacks on humans are extremely rare but have been recorded. In total, there are four confirmed cases of fatal blue shark attacks on humans worldwide, with twenty-five confirmed non-fatal attacks.

 

Are sharks blue or grey?

 

Great white sharks are bluish gray on their back or upper body. This helps them blend in with the ocean floor when viewed from above. The abdomen or ventral part of the body is white.

 

Why are sharks blue?

 

Its torso is blue, with lighter shades on the sides and a white underside. The coloring helps camouflage the shark in the open sea.

 

What does a blue shark eat?

 

Blue shark predators include killer whales (Orcinus orca) (Society for Marine Mammology 1996) and large sharks, including shortfin mako (Isurus oxyrinchus) and great white shark (Carcharodon carcharias). A variety of copepods are known to use the blue shark as a host.

 

Are sharks muscular?

 

MUSCLE. Sharks have 2 types of muscles – red and white. Red muscle works by breaking down fat in the shark's body. But to conserve energy, sharks accelerate through a series of muscle contractions, then stiffen their bodies to glide through the water.

 

Is a blue shark really blue?

 

Blue sharks can be recognized by their exceptionally slender bodies and bright blue coloring. They are dark blue on the back, light blue on the sides, and white on the underside. The color quickly changes to a uniform dark gray when the shark is out of the water.

 

How far can sharks smell blood?

 

“At a distance of 0.5 km (1/3 mile), a shark can smell blood in the water and follow a trail to the source. It can detect one part of fish extract in 25 million parts of seawater, which is equivalent to ten drops of blood in an average-sized municipal swimming pool.

 

Is the megalodon shark still alive?

 

Megalodon is NOT alive today, it went extinct about 3.5 million years ago. Visit the Megalodon Shark page for the real facts about the greatest shark of all time, including the latest research on its extinction.

 

Have blue sharks disappeared?

 

Almost Threatened

 

Is a blue shark the same as a mako shark?

 

The back and upper part of these sharks are a beautiful indigo blue while the belly is whitish. Short-finned makos have long, sharp, spear-like teeth designed to spear and catch fast-moving fish in the open sea.

 

How many blue sharks are there?

 

As fast as the blue shark is, its numbers are dwindling due to bycatch, sport and commercial fishing, and illegal poaching. The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) estimates that 20 million blue sharks are caught each year and has listed the species as 'near threatened'.

 

How fast is the blue shark?

 

43 miles per hour

 

What is the class of sharks?

 

cartilaginous fish

 

Are goblin sharks dangerous to humans?

 

The goblin shark feeds mainly on fish, molluscs and crabs and poses no real threat to humans. It lives in very deep water, far from humans, and is thought to be a poor swimmer and to has poor eyesight. There have been no reported incidents of goblin sharks attacking humans.

 

Why are goblin sharks so rare?

 

Living goblin sharks have rarely been observed and almost never filmed, so most of what scientists know about this species is the result of their accidental capture in fisheries targeting other species. They are thought to be active predators, feeding on certain fish as well as squid and pelagic crustaceans.

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