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The short fin mako might look scary at first glance with its sharp teeth and black eyes. But what you should remember about him is not that, it is that he is an incredible predator, built for high-octane speed, boasts a shockingly high bite force for its size, and he is uniquely warm-blooded, making him one of the most athletic creatures in the sea.

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Did you know that humpback whales are the 5th largest whale species?

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How much do you know about blue sharks?

Did you know that they exist in all 3 major oceans (the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans), as well as the Mediterranean Sea?

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Did you know how many sharks there are in Europe?

This information might be shocking to many. Its 130 species of sharks and rays that inhabit European waters, ranging from shallow coastal regions to the deep ocean. The Mediterranean Sea alone hosts around 47 to over 80 species of sharks (depending on the exact classification and geographic boundary).

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Tiger Sharks mysterious ocean ocean dwellers or fascinating apex preditors?

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Did you know that pilot whales live in very close family groups?
When one animal strands, many others often follow, which is why mass strandings sometimes occur.

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Ever wondered how the whale shark got its name?

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Did you know that the name „falciformis“ means „sickle-shaped“ and describes the elegantly curved fins of the silky shark?

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Belugas are also called the „canaries of the sea“ because of their many different sounds. They can produce a wide variety of clicks, whistles, and other noises.

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