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Blind Shark Where they live Northern and Eastern Atlantic What they eat small animals for eating whole Prey anemones, cuttlefish, and crustaceans Enemies fishermen Size 4 1/2 feet Life Span 25 years Colors blue, grey, and brown Reproduction alive or egg case eggcase How many babies can they have 1 to 8 youngs Uses  cream and soup Anal fin anal fin Interesting Things it gets its name from having a habit of closing its eyes Number of Gills 5 to 7

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