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Sharks

Sharks. By Cooper Cagna. Table of Contents Chapter 1 What is a Shark? Chapter 2 All kinds of Sharks Chapter 3 Super Senses Chapter 4 Attack Chapter 5 Sharks in Danger. Chapter 1 What is a shark?. A shark is a fish. They have fins, gills, and a snout. They can’t swim backwards.

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Sharks

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  1. Sharks By Cooper Cagna

  2. Table of Contents Chapter 1 What is a Shark? Chapter 2 All kinds of Sharks Chapter 3 Super Senses Chapter 4 Attack Chapter 5 Sharks in Danger

  3. Chapter 1 What is a shark? A shark is a fish. They have fins, gills, and a snout. They can’t swim backwards.

  4. Chapter 2 All kinds of Sharks There are more than 400 different types of sharks. The hammerhead sharks are good hunters. The great white shark is one of the biggest and most aggressive sharks.

  5. Chapter 3 Super Senses Sharks have good hearing, eyesight, and sense of smell. They have tiny holes on there snouts. These allow for the sharks to have sense signals coming from other fish.

  6. Chapter 4 Attack Sharks can attack people and other ocean animals.

  7. Chapter 5 Sharks in Danger Thousands of sharks are killed each year. They get tangled in fishing nets. They are killed for their fins. Oil leaks can poison sharks.

  8. Glossary Danger- at risk Fins- help sharks swim Gills- what sharks use to breathe with Sharks- a type of fish

  9. Resources Used www.nationalgeographic/kids.com www.thinkquest.com

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