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Sharks (suborder Odontoceti) are a large group of predatory cartilaginous fishes, including the largest fish species in the world, the [[Whale shark]]. As well as the familiar fierce sorts of shark, the family also includes various [[dogfish]] and the bottom-living [[wobbegong]].
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'''Sharks''' (suborder Odontoceti) are a large group of predatory cartilaginous [[fish]]es, including the largest fish species in the world, the [[Whale shark]]. As well as the familiar fierce types of shark, the family also includes various [[dogfish]] and the bottom-living [[wobbegong]].
    
A shark's most notable characteristics include a prominent dorsal fin, fully replaceable teeth (with the exception of the whale and basking sharks) and a cartilaginous skeleton.  
 
A shark's most notable characteristics include a prominent dorsal fin, fully replaceable teeth (with the exception of the whale and basking sharks) and a cartilaginous skeleton.  
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