Adaptations, the bull shark has gained the amazing ability to survive in both salt and freshwater, this allows the shark to be able to inhabit almost all waters on earth. But, with out salt water they would die due to their cells rupturing because of the lack of salt. The kidneys of the shark are also pretty cool my dude, they can recycle the salt in their body because of another really cool gland located near the tails of the shark my dude. It has been also documented that the shark can live in freshwater for up to six years without any negative effects on the shark's body or health. …show more content…
They look like most sharks, but mostly act differently, and probably has a different diet. Their order of family belongs to many other sharks such as the hound shark, hammer head, cat shark, and false cat sharks. Requiem sharks can also be identified as saw tooth shark. Requiem sharks aren't typically large, the largest being recorded at the Galapagos islands. Even though they are small in size, they are considered to be extremely dangerous to people, hints the bull shark. Shark's that are apart of the requiem family usually have the same habits and body