Sharks have different kinds of teeth. Many have rows of them. The teeth help sharks eat different foods. Check out these shark teeth.
Small, Flat Teeth
This is a nurse shark (above). Its teeth look almost flat. But its strong jaws can crush food.
Long, Sharp Teeth
This is a blue shark. See its pointy teeth? They help this shark chew small fish or squid.
Giant Teeth
This great white shark eats big prey. So it has big teeth. They fall out and are replaced.
Big Shark, Small Teeth
This giant whale shark has tiny teeth. They do not bite or chew. These sharks are filter-feeders.
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