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)

 

Common Thresher Shark

 What they eat cephalopods & schools of fish
 Size females 10 ft. males 161/2 to 20 ft.
 Colors dark blue-gray
 Reproduction alive or eggcase alive
 How many babies can they have 4 to 6
 Anal fin 1st dorsal fin is bigger than the 2nd
 Interesting facts its tail slaps the surface of the water to scare fish into groups so it's easier to catch lunch
 

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