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Baby Shark - Pinkfong Kids’ Songs & Stories

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Baby Shark Dance | #babyshark Most Viewed Video | Animal Songs | PINKFONG Songs for Children

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They have soft muscle blocks suggesting it's not a strong swimmer to conserve energy.

Can be seen to have adapted to it's nutrient-poor habitat due to the lack of collagenous toughness of skin which is usually typical of shark species and a poorly calcified cartilaginous skeleton.

They possess rich endowed sensors to detect prey in it's dark habitat.

They have small eyes with fully functional irises that dilate and contract due to it's dark habitat and has been thought to possibly have the ability to detect bioluminescence of prey.

These sharks have elongated flattened snouts that are covered in electroreceptor sensing organs which are extensions of the lateral line system (organs to detect movement/pressure change) called hair cells so they can detect prey using their vibration-sensitive hair cells at night.

They have slender, smooth-edged teeth which are adapted to catching deep-sea prey and have the ability to swallow whole small slippery prey by swinging their protrusible jaws increasing greatly their reach of prey in their dark environment.

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gas filled bladders found internally that allows for pressure to increase, allowing them to become more buoyant.
decreasing pressure allows them to sink

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Many open ocean species such as the Tuna and Marlin have a slot along side of their bodies for their fins thus eliminating any drag that the fins would create when the species are hunting their prey.

https://cimioutdoored.org/pelagic/

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Gills allow fish to absorb oxygen from the water, swim bladders allow fish to maintain an appropriate level of buoyancy and fins allow the fish to move through the water

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Tuna, billfish, flying fish, sauries, pilotfish, remoras, dolphins, ocean sharks and sunfish.