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Sand Tiger Shark  Photos Courtesy of Donovan Gutierrez Where they live Western Atlantic, Western Pacific, and South Africa What they eat soft bodied fish Prey fish, bony fish, small sharks, squid, rays, crustaceans Enemies fishermen Size 10 1/2 feet long Life Span 25 years Colors gray and white Reproduction alive or egg case egg case How many babies can they have about three eggs Uses  soup Anal fin no anal fin Interesting things use their stomachs to float Teeth curved needle-like teeth for soft bodied fish; three rows of sharp, pointy teeth; each tooth is about 1.5 inches long. Number of Gills 5 to 7

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