1. The Greenland Shark holds the title for the slowest-swimming shark, with an average speed of only 0.6 miles per hour.
2 The Lemon Shark has a unique ability to survive and reproduce in freshwater environments, making it one of the few shark species that can tolerate both saltwater and freshwater.
3. Often regarded as one of the most aggressive sharks, the Bull Shark has been found as far as 2,500 miles up the Amazon River.
4. The Sand Tiger Shark is known for its peculiar habit of swallowing air at the water's surface, which enables it to float motionlessly in the water.
5. Unlike most sharks, the Oceanic Whitetip Shark is known to scavenge for food and has even been observed feeding on floating garbage and debris.
6. The Dusky Shark has the longest recorded migration of any shark species, traveling more than 13,000 miles between Japan and Australia.
7. The Thresher Shark possesses a unique hunting strategy where it uses its long, whip-like tail to stun schools of fish before preying on them.
8. The Shortfin Mako Shark is the fastest shark and one of the fastest fish in the ocean, capable of reaching speeds up to 45 miles per hour.
9.While most sharks have multiple rows of teeth, the Great White Shark can have up to seven rows, with approximately 300 teeth in its mouth at any given time.
10. The Tiger Shark has been known to consume inedible objects such as license plates, tires, and even clothing, earning it the nickname "garbage can of the sea."