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  • Members: 69
  • Category: Sharks
  • Founded: Jul 16, 1999
  • Language: English
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150 steelefrogs Offline Send Email Mar 12, 2000
1:58 am
I'm really glad to have joined this club. When I joined another club on the Internet, my username was casshark9. I'm glad because I've loved sharks for a very ...
151 steelefrogs Offline Send Email Mar 12, 2000
2:02 am
Yes, sharks have tongues. I read about it in a book that had that same question. Sharks do have tongues, but very few can actually move them.<br><br>As for the...
152 turtle82582_99 Offline Send Email Mar 12, 2000
5:28 am
the megaladon is big...true....but im a whale sharkd person....since were on the subject of big:)...
153 flirtymisty Offline Send Email Mar 14, 2000
5:24 pm
I am so sorry that I have not as of yet given the answer to the Trivia question. I started a new job and it is running me ragged!!! I am sorry and I hope ...
154 flirtymisty Offline Send Email Mar 15, 2000
6:04 am
All sharks and (and bony fish)have "tongues" but they are not tongues exactly like ours. Therefore, shark and fish "tongues" aren't called tongues at all--they...
155 flirtymisty Offline Send Email Mar 15, 2000
6:28 am
I am currently searching for more information on this subject and will have it posted by the weekend. Thanks for your patience. :o)...
156 steelefrogs Offline Send Email Mar 15, 2000
6:39 pm
How did the Cookie Cutter shark get its name?<br>It leaves cookie-cutter-sized bites in whales and dolphins.<br><br>Cassie...
157 steelefrogs Offline Send Email Mar 15, 2000
6:45 pm
Although my Yahoo club name is steelefrogs, my real name is Cassie. I am nine years old, and am using my Dad's club membership online. I love sharks and all...
158 steelefrogs Offline Send Email Mar 16, 2000
3:34 am
I got thirty dollars on my birthday. Tomorrow I'm going in to Las Vegas to spend it. I want to get a shark tooth fossil kit. It comes with a few tools and a ...
159 flirtymisty Offline Send Email Mar 16, 2000
6:40 am
Thanks for the intro and may I add you seem to be a very smart young lady. I as I am sure the rest of the club, are so very happy you joined. Have fun in Vegas...
160 steelefrogs Offline Send Email Mar 17, 2000
4:03 am
I had a great time in Las Vegas. For lunch I had seafood (but not shark). I had fish, shrimp, and hush puppies. I got what I wanted...a shark book, the shark ...
161 steelefrogs Offline Send Email Mar 18, 2000
12:20 am
Posted a new photo album. Check out "Cassie's Album," it has pictures of me and my Science Fair project, plus my trip to San Diego last summer. We went to Sea...
162 mbaldw_2000 Offline Send Email Mar 24, 2000
10:52 pm
The Nurse Shark (_Ginglymostoma cirratum_) isn't the only shark that can simulate sleep. Various demersal sharks (many dogfish, carpet sharks and catsharks) as...
163 flirtymisty Offline Send Email Mar 29, 2000
8:02 am
Sorry I have not been around lately I am just so busy. I would like to ask if steelefrogs or robinsonbight would like to become founders or if anyone would...
164 flirtymisty Offline Send Email Mar 29, 2000
8:02 am
as far as the Trivia question........steelefrogs was right :o)...
165 steelefrogs Offline Send Email Mar 30, 2000
1:38 am
Flirtymisty--Cassie and I would be interested in taking over, but we need some additional info. What all is involved? What do we need to do and how do we do ...
166 cowshark1 Offline Send Email Apr 1, 2000
6:14 am
The cookie cutter shark gets its name from the shape of the hole it leaves in its victims when it takes a bite out of them. It leaves a distinctive circular...
167 steelefrogs Offline Send Email Apr 2, 2000
1:09 am
Good job on the previous trivia answer! See if you can answer this week's. Welcome to the club--we're glad you're here!...
168 steelefrogs Offline Send Email Apr 2, 2000
1:12 am
To any new (and current) members, be sure to check out the "Links" listed here. I just added one today that is fun, especially for younger shark-lovers....
169 Isurus4 Offline Send Email Apr 2, 2000
4:52 pm
I do believe that the largest shark ever was the Megalodon, or Carcharodon Megalodon. It was supposed to be around fifty feet long, and I think that it existed...
170 mbaldw_2000 Offline Send Email Apr 2, 2000
9:33 pm
Hi All,<br> The largest shark ever (...known...) to live is the Megatooth Shark (*Carcharocles megalodon*). It is considered to have appeared during the early...
171 steelefrogs Offline Send Email Apr 2, 2000
9:37 pm
Isurus--just an FYI...as I was told recently by robsonbight...when writing Meg's full name, the second word is not supposed to be capitalized--Carcharodon...
172 steelefrogs Offline Send Email Apr 2, 2000
9:40 pm
Marc--kudos to you! What a detailed answer! I don't know that we'd have had all those specifics ourselves! <br>Cassie<br><br>And to Isurus--you did a good...
173 steelefrogs Offline Send Email Apr 2, 2000
9:42 pm
Welcome to "bumblelion" and "kathyjo43"...we're glad to have you here!...
174 robsonbight Offline Send Email Apr 3, 2000
12:03 am
a quick "Marine Biology 101" lesson:<br><br>Proper name: Megalodon Shark not Megatooth<br> <br>Proper Latin name: "Carcharodon megalodon"...
175 mbaldw_2000 Offline Send Email Apr 3, 2000
10:18 am
That depends on your view point! Although Compagno et. al. (1996) suggest that megalodon is classified into the same genus as the Great White, not all (myself...
176 cowshark1 Offline Send Email Apr 3, 2000
1:46 pm
I've never heard of the "Carcharocles" theory before? Is there a way to get a hold of that publication? <br><br>I'm not contesting the suggestion, I'm just ...
177 mbaldw_2000 Offline Send Email Apr 3, 2000
2:12 pm
Chad,<br> Not everyone follows the *Carcharodon*/*Carcharocles* dispute, but it is not a new idea! The best place to start is by visiting www.elasmo.com and...
178 cowshark1 Offline Send Email Apr 3, 2000
3:25 pm
Hey Marc,<br><br>Thanks for the information. I'll be sure to check that site out. <br><br>-Chad...
179 cowshark1 Offline Send Email Apr 3, 2000
3:40 pm
Marc,<br><br>That website was great and offered a fantastic argument. I will have to read more about it. I would love to see that picture of the vertebrae if...
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