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Tweet	Animal Information \| Educational July 6, 2009 A Toothy Situation Taking a closer look at shark teeth The very body part that makes sharks so intimidating is also what makes sharks so fascinating. Teeth! From sharks that filter their food instead of biting to sharks that have jaws much like a nut cracker, you can learn a tremendous amount about a shark just by looking at its teeth. Loading the player ... Download A Toothy Situation for offline listening (1.7 MB)

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Animal Information | Educational

July 6, 2009

A Toothy Situation

Taking a closer look at shark teeth

The very body part that makes sharks so intimidating is also what makes sharks so fascinating. Teeth! From sharks that filter their food instead of biting to sharks that have jaws much like a nut cracker, you can learn a tremendous amount about a shark just by looking at its teeth.

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Aquarium of the Pacific

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Animal Information | Educational

July 6, 2009

A Toothy Situation

Taking a closer look at shark teeth

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