Shark Wallpaper

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Shark wallpapers app full of the coolest shark wallpaper images is here.

Cute whale sharks, great great white sharks, beautiful deep-sea sharks, and all the shark-related images in the world.

Full of cool and atmospheric shark images.

Set this awesome underwater shark image as your own wallpaper.

Set your phone wallpaper pretty with aesthetic and atmospheric deep-sea shark images.

Atmospheric high-quality shark images

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Shark Wallpaper Features 🦈

- There are high quality and beautiful wallpapers.

- This wallpaper application works without internet.

- You can share images with your friends.

- This wallpaper app is simple and easy.

- You can enlarge and move the image.

- You can invert the image up and down, left and right.

- Supported all resolutions.

Shark is a general term for fish belonging to the cartilaginous fish Superorder Selachimorpha.

Sharks are one of the living fossils that have existed since the Silurian Period of the Paleozoic Era, and their body structure has not changed much.

A shark called Megalodon that existed in the Cenozoic is famous. The average size of a shark called megalodon was between 15 and 18 meters.

There are as many species as sharks have a long history.

There are small sharks that can be kept as pets with an adult body length of only 16 cm, and there are large sharks that grow to size.

The front part of the snout is wide and long, the mouth is like a saw, the hammerhead has both sides of its head protruding like a hammer;

Devil sharks with long protruding noses are famous for their unique shapes.

There is also a species called whale shark, which, unlike common sharks, grows up to 20 m and feeds on small animals such as crustaceans, squid, and plankton small fish.

As the name suggests, it is a gentle species that resembles a whale. Basking sharks and broad snout sharks are also docile species with the same diet as whale sharks.

Also, the bonnethead hammerhead is the only omnivorous shark that eats both algae and aquatic plants.

Sharks vary greatly in size and shape, as well as in their behavior and personality depending on the species.

Since no systematic study of sharks has been done, little is known about their ecology, except for some sharks that are widely known to the general public.

At the time, full-scale research began in the 1990s, and the results of the 2000s are barely bearing fruit, but a lot of research is still needed.

There are 400 species of sharks known all over the world. Of these, only about 10 species have attacked humans.

One of the reasons why the novel/movie Jaws was so successful is because there wasn't much research on sharks in the 70's.

Because not much was known about sharks, even among scholars. It can be said that the work was a huge success because of the fear of animals that you are not familiar with.

Some sharks are partially warm-blooded.

A shark's skin is a stratum corneum like teeth, and except for sucker sharks, marine life does not stick to it, and it reduces friction with water and makes it faster.

Currently, humans imitate this structure and use it to create a surface with a similar shape when making swimsuits or ships.

Most sharks are about 1 m long and weigh no more than 20 kg, so they are not even a threat to any adult male due to their small size.

Even large sharks will avoid humans if not provoked, and other fish can often be seen lounging nearby.

There are also large species that are not aggressive at all, such as whale sharks and basking sharks.

The great white shark, one of the large sharks that people often think of when thinking of sharks by various media such as Jaws, is actually a very rare species and is in danger of extinction.

It is said that even if a shark is injured, it does not become infected and heals. That's why I'm researching on this.