Are there sharks in coral reefs?
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Are there sharks in coral reefs?
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Sharks are a type of fish. At least 400 different species of sharks have been identified and scientists believe there are others that are yet to be discovered. Most sharks live in saltwater, although some are freshwater fish. The bullshark can actually live in both freshwater and saltwater environments.
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View this answerThere are sharks in coral reef systems. Some sharks live in the coral reef system year-round, while others pass through while hunting for food. Some...
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