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   xoxoxoBruce  Friday May 10 12:23 AM

May 10th, 2019 : Shark

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The teeth of the Port Jackson shark are one of its most distinguishable feature. Unlike other sharks, its teeth are different in the front and back. The front teeth are small, sharp and pointed, while the back teeth are flat and blunt. These teeth function to hold and break, then crush and grind the shells of the mollusks and echinoderms upon which this species feeds.


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Port Jackson sharks have the ability to eat and breathe at the same time. This ability is unusual for sharks which mostly need to swim with their mouths open to force water over the gills. The Port Jackson shark can pump water into the first enlarged gill slit and out through the other four gill slits. By pumping water across the gills, the shark does not need to move to breathe. It can lie on the bottom for long periods of time.
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SPUCK  Saturday May 18 09:48 PM

Sorry, but it looks like a butthole with teeth.



xoxoxoBruce  Saturday May 18 11:30 PM

I read one latched onto a guys calf and it didn't break the skin.
Probably worked like an enema though.



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