Chondricthyes

Mariah Loser Tenacious Toxins Sharks Phylum: Cordata Phylum: Cordata Class: Chondricthyes

This picture shows the different type of shark teeth that there are. This is a picture of a Great White Shark feeding on a seal. This is a picture of two sand tiger sharks. Here you can see the slits in their bodies and you can see several rows of their teeth.

This is a [|video] about a bull shark attack in India, the attack is in local fresh water. This is a [|video] about a female nurse shark picking a male and then mating. This is a [|video] about a shark tournament that takes place in Maine. FML! This is an informational [|video] all about the whale sharks. (youtube video-can't access in school)

Dustin M. Wacky Woodchucks Sharks Phylum: Cordata Class: Chondricthyes This is a good diagram of the outside of a shark. Click on the pictures to see link. This is a good diagram of the inside of a shark. This is a picture of a great white shark feeding. Here is a great [|video] of a whale shark and information about how it feeds. This is a youtube video not accessible from the school. Australian great white causes trouble in this [|video] [|Shark vs. Giant Pacific Octopus]

Alex H. Fierce Frogs Sharks Phylum: Cordata Class: Chondricthyes

Pictures: This picture compares the size of the "huge" great white shark and the now extinct, massive Megalodon shark.

Shown here are the various shapes of shark tails.

This is an extremely rare photo of a frilled shark. This shark has not changed much in a few hundred million years.

Videos: [|Whale Shark Feeding]: This video shows the massive, but gentle whale shark feeding on massive amounts of plankton. Notice how small fish swim near and into the mouth of the whale shark, it does not attempt to eat them. [|Hammerhead Shark School]: A massive hammerhead shark school demonstrates how sharks move through the water from a bottom up view. Click the first video to see the school.

Links: [|This] is a comprehensive and easy to understand page dedicated to basic information of sharks sponsored by Seaworld.

Elizabeth B. BADNA Sharks Phylum: Chordata Class: Chondricthyes

An Ocean White-Tip shark swimming with fish. This shows the outer structure of a shark.

[|This] shows a great white shark springing out of the ocean to catch a large tuna bait.

[|This] is an FAQ site with many interesting facts about Chondricthyes.