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r/titanic on Reddit: Are sharks known to be in the area where Titanic sank?
The Titanic was not an actual ship and therefore didn’t have any fish or sharks on board. Additionally, <strong>the ship was not in the water long enough for there to be any fish or sharks present</strong>.
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r/titanic on Reddit: What kind of aquatic life would have been nearby in the area where the Titanic sink? There were no reports of any shark attacks, but is it possible there were…
Even if there were sharks nearby Titanic their part in the loss of life would be negligible at most, absent at least and most likely, To my knowledge the sharks that inhabit that area of the Atlantic Ocean may be wary of ships and humans in general and are generally unaggressive.
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Did sharks eat Titanic passengers
On Thursday, January 15, 1998 at 12:00:00 AM UTC-8, Ryan Dutcher wrote: > <strong>No sharks did not eat Titanic passengers</strong>. The mangled bodies such as J.J. > Astor was probably caused by the 1st smokestack falling into the water and > striking a number of people in the water.
safewaters.ai
Were There Sharks At The Titanic?
<strong>Basking Shark</strong>: The second-largest fish in the sea, basking sharks feed primarily on plankton and are often spotted in cooler waters. All these species could theoretically have been present around the time of the Titanic sinking, particularly ...
naturenoon.com
Sharks When the Titanic Sank: Were There? (+ Vital Facts)
If the scavenging scenario is true, <strong>there are probably still living Greenland sharks that fed on Titanic victims stranded in the Atlantic Ocean.</strong> The most famous case of shark attacks following a shipwreck is the 1945 Indianapolis incident.
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smithsonianmag.com
How Cannibalism in the Womb May Have Made Megalodon a Titanic Terror
While paleontologists have yet to uncover direct evidence for how many pups megalodon had or how many were birthed at a time, <strong>some rare shark fossils have been found with embryos</strong>.
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