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26 February, 12:02

Are sharks mammals?

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  1. 26 February, 14:28
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    no

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    Sharks are not mammals. Rather, they are a species of fish. Sharks have a skeleton that is entirely composed of cartilage and is equipped with leathery, tough and scale less skin. These skeletons differ greatly from those of the bony fish
  2. 26 February, 14:44
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    No they are not whales are
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