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@ottosuwen @SharkOutlawS Lfg shorks

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@SharkOutlawS Can we have some information about the whales contributing in the project?

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@SharkOutlawS Love the cat in the background tho..
@sooperb4d @elonmusk @Kipposhishi

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@garyvee Shark Outlaw Squad is the way to go #SOSNFT

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@SharkOutlawS #TeamOutlawCrime Weapon is important

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@SharkOutlawS Celebrate

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@SharkOutlawS Gooo

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@SharkOutlawS Go baby sharks

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@SharkOutlawS Hullahopp guys

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@SharkOutlawS Saltwater fish need to drink more water than freshwater fish. Since seawater is saltier than the liquids in a fish’s body, water inside the fish is constantly flowing out. If they didn’t drink to replace the lost water, saltwater fish would dry up like prunes.[1]

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@SharkOutlawS Most fish have taste buds all over their body.

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@SharkOutlawS Some fish, such as the herbivorous fish (grazers), often lack jaw teeth but have tooth-like grinding mills in their throats called pharyngeal teeth.[8]

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@SharkOutlawS Fish have sleep-like periods where they have lowered response to stimuli, slowed physical activity, and reduced metabolism but they do not share the same changes in brain waves as humans do when they sleep

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@SharkOutlawS Electric eels and electric rays have enough electricity to kill a horse.[4]

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@SharkOutlawS Starfish are not fish. Neither are jellyfish.[1]

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@SharkOutlawS Fish can form schools containing millions of fish. They use their eyes and something called a lateral line to hold their places in the school. The lateral line is a row of pores running along the fish’s sides from head to tail