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Shark liver oil is an
oil obtained from the
livers of
sharks. It has been used for
centuries as a folk
remedy to
promote the
healing of
wounds and as a...
- castor, or flax). Also
widely used were
animal fats (butter, ghee, fish
oil,
shark liver,
whale blubber, or seal). Camphine, made of
purified spirits of...
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shark liver oil), skin (for shagreen) and fins (for use in
delicacies such as
shark-fin soup).
Despite being active predatory fish,
thresher sharks do...
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basking shark (Cetorhinus maximus) is the second-largest
living shark and fish,
after the
whale shark. It is one of
three plankton-eating
shark species...
- The
whale shark (Rhincodon typus) is a slow-moving, filter-feeding ****
shark and the
largest known extant fish species. The
largest confirmed individual...
- A
Shark oil pattern is a
pattern of
oil on the lane used by the
Professional Bowlers ****ociation in
tournament play. A
typical Shark pattern is 44 feet...
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tiger shark, blue
shark,
great white shark, mako
shark,
thresher shark, and
hammerhead shark.
Sharks are
caught by
humans for
shark meat or
shark fin soup...
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Greenland shark (Somniosus microcephalus), also
known as the
gurry shark or grey
shark, is a
large shark of the
family Somniosidae ("sleeper
sharks"), closely...
- The
Oil Sharks (French: Les
requins du pétrole) is a 1933
German drama film
directed by
Rudolph Cartier and
Henri Decoin and
starring Arlette Marchal,...
- film, a
stranded family on a
crumbling oil rig in Baja
faces off
against a
vengeful megalodon shark.
Nixon Oil company inspector Paul
Sturges is sent...