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The White Skate lives 800-2500 miles on the continental slope. It’s 1.5 meters long and feeds on crabs, oysters and shrimp. Humans eat white Skate

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The electric Ray lives in shallow water. It is about 3.6lbs and eats fishes, eels and small sharks. On the other hand, bigger sharks will eat it. They can fend for themselves by using their electricity (hence how they got their name)

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hammerheads are fished both commercially and recreationally and are highly valued for their large fins in the Asian fin trade. The meat is rarely consumed. Liver oil is used in vitamin production, hides are used for leather, and carcasses for fishmeal. Although not generally a targeted species, the great hammerhead is regularly caught in tropical regions with longlines, bottom nets, hook-and-line, and trawls (Denham et al., 2007). They are also popular with recreational fisherman who often fish for them from the shoreline with surface baits. While these animals put up an exciting fight, they tire quickly and are some of the more physiologically fragile species

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The Greenland shark, also known as the gurry shark, grey shark, is a large shark of the family Somniosidae, closely related to the Pacific and southern sleeper sharks. The distribution of this species is mostly restricted to the waters of the North Atlantic and Arctic Ocean. Currently at risk due to fishing.

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The bull shark lives in the pacific and Atlantic Ocean. It can range from 210lbs to 290lbs. It feeds on fish and smaller bull sharks. Not many predators are known

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Winter skates have large bodies and can grow up to 5 feet in length.

They can live for about 20 years.

They reproduce at a late age, when they’re approximately 11 years old and 2.5 feet long.

Not currently endangered.

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This streamline requiem shark tends to appear blue-gray from above, with a bronze sheen, paling to white below. The silvertip name comes from the white tips and borders on all of its fins. It averages between 6 and 8 feet long but can get to be almost 10 feet and over 300 pounds. This aggressive shark often dominates interactions with sharks that are larger than itself.

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These little skates have very rounded diamond-shaped pectoral discs that are dark brown or grey with cloudy splotches, and white to grey undersides. They grow to around 20 inches long, and have thorny spines on shoulders, tails, and backs–sometimes more or less thorns depending on age and sex.

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Found from the intertidal zone to a depth of 30 m, this species is common throughout the tropical Indian and western Pacific Oceans in nearshore, coral reef-associated habitats. Conservation status is placed at “Near-Threatened” due to human interaction.

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The Ghost shark

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This is a Lenny. He’s only seen once from shark tails