Shark Facts and Conservation Awareness

The video introduces sharks, highlighting their characteristics, anatomy, and types. It explains their hunting skills, teeth regeneration, and diet. The great white and whale sharks are discussed, emphasizing their size and habitat. The video concludes with a call for conservation, noting the risk of shark extinction and its impact on ocean ecosystems.

What feature allows sharks to breathe underwater?

• Scales

• Lungs

• Gills

• Fins

How many types of sharks are there approximately?

• 500

• 300

• 200

• 400

What is the size range of sharks?

• 10 cm to 12 meters

• 1 meter to 20 meters

• 15 cm to 14 meters

• 5 cm to 10 meters

What is unique about sharks' teeth?

• They are not sharp

• They regenerate easily

• They are made of bone

• They never fall out

How long can sharks go without eating?

• Four weeks

• Eight weeks

• Six weeks

• Two weeks

What is the skeleton of a shark made of?

• Iron

• Calcium

• Cartilage

• Bone

Which shark is known for living in warm waters?

• Hammerhead Shark

• Tiger Shark

• Great White Shark

• Whale Shark

What is the weight of the largest shark, the whale shark?

• 20 tons

• 25 tons

• 15 tons

• 10 tons

Why are sharks important for ocean health?

• They provide food for humans

• They produce oxygen

• They maintain species balance

• They clean the ocean floor

What can we do to help protect sharks?

• Hunt them for sport

• Ignore conservation efforts

• Throw garbage into the sea

• Avoid using plastic