We all watched as 'Jaws' chomped through the bones of his victims with ease, but how many bones do sharks have in their bodies (not counting the ones in their bellies)?
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It's true! Sharks have no bones, instead, they have cartilage that makes up their entire skeleton. The cartilage is flexible, durable, and about half the normal density of bone.
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