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Great White Shark breaching

The Shadow in the Deep: Why the Great White Sharks ...

Linda Chivell - January 28, 2022 0

the outer covering of shark teeth is made up of fluoride, the active component of most toothpaste, so sharks should never get cavities or tooth decay.

Sharks have cavity-proof teeth

Linda Chivell - May 14, 2015 0

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