Sharks Trivia Questions

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  1. This massive filter-feeder holds the record as the largest fish in the ocean, reaching lengths of up to 40 feet.

    • Whale shark
    • Great white shark
    • Basking shark
    • Megamouth shark
  2. Unlike bony fish, sharks and rays have skeletons made entirely of this flexible tissue.

    • Calcium
    • Cartilage
    • Collagen
    • Chitin
  3. This infamous shark species, featured in a 1975 blockbuster film, is known for its size, power, and occasional attacks on humans.

    • Tiger shark
    • Bull shark
    • Great white shark
    • Hammerhead shark
  4. These flat-bodied relatives of sharks are known for their wing-like pectoral fins and include species that can deliver powerful electric shocks.

    • Skates
    • Sawfish
    • Guitarfish
    • Rays
  5. This specialized sensory organ allows sharks to detect the electrical fields produced by the muscle contractions of nearby prey.

    • Ampullae of Lorenzini
    • Lateral line
    • Nictitating membrane
    • Spiracle
  6. Sharks must keep swimming to breathe because water must constantly flow over these respiratory organs.

    • Lungs
    • Gills
    • Spiracles
    • Swim bladders
  7. This term describes the practice of removing shark fins for soup and discarding the rest of the animal, often while still alive.

    • Shark hunting
    • Shark culling
    • Shark finning
    • Shark harvesting
  8. This stingray relative became infamous after fatally injuring wildlife conservationist Steve Irwin in 2006.

    • Manta ray
    • Eagle ray
    • Electric ray
    • Short-tail stingray

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