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	Focus on Sharks




		A Shark has up to 3,000 teeth at a time and these are continually replaced. They are all arranged in rows and as the front wear out, those from the row behind move forward. Meat-eaters, like the requiem shark, have pointed, razor sharp teeth for tearing chunks from their prey. >> See Card

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Every wondered about the differences between dolphins and porpoises, or how to
recognise the various species of whale? Theses Z-Guide™s provide full colour
pictures of each species clearly illustrating the differing physical and behavioural characteristics.

See which sharks live where in the world’s waters, which are the most dangerous
and use the quick guide to easily identify different species.