Today’s interesting fact has to do with the Sharks.

A sharks teeth are constantly replaced throughout life.

Shark teeth are dropped off and fall to the ocean floor.

Fossilised sharks teeth can be found in a large number of ancient sea beds.

Sharks do not have bones but instead the skeleton is made from cartilage.

A shark's jaw has at least one layer of tiny hexagonal plates, crystals of calsium salt, that provides additional strength.

Today’s interesting fact has to do with Blue Whales.

Blue Whales are as far as we know the largest animals to ever have ever existed.

The Blue Whale is a filter feeder using baleen, a hair-like substance that grows from the roof of the mouth, to filter out small fish, krill and plankton from water they engulf, but do not swallow.

All whales that have baleen have a special joint at their chin that allows each side of the jaw to rotate.

This allows them to engulf vast amounts of water.

The Blue Whale has a mouth cavity that can engulf a volume of water equivalent to its own body mass.