Examples of 'shark may' in a sentence
Meaning of "shark may"
shark may: A phrase suggesting that a shark might exhibit certain behavior or characteristics in a given situation. This phrase is commonly used in fictional storytelling, documentaries, and educational content to describe the potential actions of sharks in their natural habitat
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The pondicherry shark may already be extinct.
A shark may have died for your lipstick.
The spawning grounds of this shark may be located in very rough terrain.
This shark may host several species of parasites.
The jaws of a large great white shark may have up to five layers.
This shark may also be referred to as the brown catshark or dusky dogfish.
The biologists also surmise that the shark may have become more aggressive in a territorial manner.
The shark may also be an aspect of your own personality which exhibit these qualities.
Occasionally, a whale shark may float past.
An individual shark may rest inside the same cave for months to years.
If you are lucky, a whitetip reef shark may also be patrolling.
An individual shark may use the same cave for months to years.
Since it is not a fast swimmer, the goblin shark may be an ambush predator.
A rotting basking shark may also resemble a decomposing plesiosaur.
Long in the tooth, the Greenland shark may live four centuries.
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Some species of shark may also display tonic immobility after being handled in other ways.
The gestation period of a Frilled Shark may be up to 42 months.
Research showed the shark may be an important predator of demersal and pelagic prey.
After gestating for 12 months, a bull shark may give birth to four to ten live young.
Young shark may be killed off, drastically affecting the ability to breed.
During mating, the male shark may swim alongside the female.
The Shark may try… to reach the Seal of Troy.
There's one last chance. The Shark may try… to reach the Seal of Troy.
Shark may have been OK, says scientist.
But the shark may be new.
Whitetip shark may refer to, Oceanic whitetip shark, Carcharhinus longimanus.
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On occasion, this shark may venture several kilometers out into the open ocean.
Unlike most sharks, the epaulette shark may chew its food for up to 5-10 minutes.
Species like the bull shark may give off more subtle clues when they feel threatened.
In turn, the smalltail shark may potentially be preyed upon by larger sharks.
In India, the bull shark may be confused with the Sundarbans or Ganges shark.
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