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[carbamazepine]

Overfishing can have a dangerous effect on sharks. The whale shark, for example reached maturity at the age of 30 before they start reproducing! Unfortunately many sharks are caught at such a large scale and so often, many sharks don’t reach maturity to help repopulate their numberView attachment 562963

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[myoyambendi]

07:00

 

[Bob12]

Whaaat??

The way it is

 

[carbamazepine]

Ndugu zangu kuamka kwetu na nguvu tulizonazo ni majaaliwa yake mungu na wala kwa si akili wala mali tulizonazo

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Kweli kabisa vyote tulivyonavyo si ujanja wetu

 

[Bob12]

You are more likely to be killed by a falling coconut than being killed by a shark. Roughly 150 people are killed each year by coconuts compared to sharks killing only 4-12 people a year. Coconuts are more dangerous than sharks!

 

[Mahondaw]

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[Bob12]

Turkish car designer Kazim Doku designed a concept car modeled after the body of a shark. It’s a hovercraft — after all, sharks glide through the water and don’t clunk around on land — that won Audi and Milan’s Domus Academy’s 2008 Desire Design Competition

 

[Yegomasika]

Happy Friday, everyone!

 

[Bob12]

Sharks can use heartbeats to track their prey. Sharks have nodules on their noses about the size of a pimple, called ampullae of Lorenzini. These nodules sense electricity, so the electrical pulses that come from a beating heart can act like a beacon for nearby sharks

 

[Bob12]

Happy Friday, everyone!

 

[carbamazepine]

A common myth is that sharks don’t attack in the middle of the day. And that may be true — but it’s likely because most beachgoers get out of the water to rest or eat at lunchtime, so there aren’t as many people around to cross paths with sharks. Sharks don’t follow the same three meals-a-day eating schedule as humans, they eat when they find food, no matter what time it is

Aiseeh!nawaza tu na sisi(binaadam)tungekuwa tunakula pale tunaposikia njaa ama sharks wangekuwa wanakula kutwa mara3

 

[Bob12]

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Good morning

 

[carbamazepine]

Some sharks that are not even born yet, will eat their siblings’ eggs while still in the womb! This may seem cruel, but they are just seeking out nutrients to sustain themselves as they grow

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[carbamazepine]

Hivyo basi sisi sote tuseme "Alhamdulillah" kwake yeye mmoja mwenye nguvu, kwa majaaliwa mema aliyotujaalia mpaka kufialka hapa tulipofika

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Alhamdulillah

 

[Bob12]

Aiseeh!nawaza tu na sisi(binaadam)tungekuwa tunakula pale tunaposikia njaa ama sharks wangekuwa wanakula kutwa mara3

Tungekua tunakula pale tunapopata chakula tu,aisee watu tusingeteseka namna hii

 

[Bob12]

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Maajabu ya dunia

 

[Bob12]

You can’t see a shark’s ears, but that doesn’t stop it from being able to hear you from more than two football fields away. That’s because sharks only have inner ears, which they use to track the sound of their prey from lengths of more than 800 feet (244 meters)

 

[Bob12]

If you’re watching a circling shark and wondering if it’s about to attack its prey, here are the clues: The shark will hunch its back, lower its pectoral fins (the ones near its belly) and swim in zigzag motions

 

[carbamazepine]

Maajabu ya dunia

Na kweli maana nazidi kushangaa tu na hizi facts

 

[Bob12]

Unlike humans, whose upper jaw is a fixed part of the skull, a shark can dislocate and protrude its upper jaw to help it grab and hang onto prey