Squatiniformes (angel sharks) Angel Sharks Pristiophoriformes (saw sharks) Squaliformes (dogfish sharks) Dogfish sharks (photo) Bramble sharks Greenland shark Carcharinformes (ground sharks) Bull Shark Caribbean Reef Shark (photo) Tiger Shark Lemon Sharks Blue Shark Milk Shark Whitetip Shark (photos) Hammerhead Shark (photos) Barbelled Houndshark Swell Shark (photo) Leopard Shark (photos) (movie) Silky Shark (photo) Soupfin shark (movie) Lamniformes (mackerel sharks) Mako Great White Shark  Thresher Shark Basking Shark Goblin Shark Sand tiger Shark (photos) Megamouth Shark Orectolobiformes (carpet sharks) Bamboo Shark Zebra Shark Blind Sharks Whale Shark Nurse Shark (photo) Heterodontiformes (bullhead sharks) California Horn Shark (photos) Hexanchieformes (frilled and cow sharks) Frilled Shark Broadnose  Sevengill (movie)

Greenland Shark Where they live North Atlantic and the Arctic What they eat small fishes Prey fish, crustaceans, and dwelling fish Enemies fishermen Size 21 feet Life Span 23 years Colors blackish-gray with pale edges Reproduction alive or eggcase alive How many babies can they have up to 10 pups Uses  lipstick and fin soup Anal fin no Interesting Things Greenland shark only comes up to shallow water in colder months Teeth the mouth is arched, with narrow; sharp upper teeth and wide lower teeth with an oblique cusp for taking large chunk out of animals Number of Gills 5

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