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Line 1: − + − People are generally afraid of sharks, and it has been suggested that this fear is well-founded, because sharks are mindless eating machines that eat people a lot and we can see that in the news. − It is possible that if a small child were to disobey his parents and the parents were to put a shark in the bathtub as punishment, that shark could survive for a period of time, as sharks store salt in their leathery "shark-skin" and this enables them to survive when not in sea-water. + − + − − − − − − − − − − − − − − − − − − − 1.http://www.conservationinstitute.org/alaskasharks.htm
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Sharks are reptiles of the "fish" baramin believed to have survived the Great Flood after Noah took them aboard his ark. It was believed that prior to the Great Flood sharks existed on land, though this was made difficult by their lack of legs [1.] It is assumed that prior to the great flood sharks rolled around on the ground with their mouths open, and ate mainly plants, as did the dinosaurs. It was only after the flood when Noah, angry at the sharks for eating the last-living pair of Efosholem when the sharks ran out of plants to eat, threw the sharks into the sea, where they eventually learned to co-exist peacefully with fish and fresh-water crocodiles.
Sharks are reptiles of the "fish" baramin believed to have survived the Great Flood after Noah took them aboard his ark. It was believed that prior to the Great Flood sharks existed on land, though this was made difficult by their lack of legs <ref>http://www.conservationinstitute.org/alaskasharks.htm<ref/> It is assumed that prior to the great flood sharks rolled around on the ground with their mouths open, and ate mainly plants, as did the dinosaurs. It was only after the flood when Noah, angry at the sharks for eating the last-living pair of Efosholem when the sharks ran out of plants to eat, threw the sharks into the sea, where they eventually learned to co-exist peacefully with fish and fresh-water crocodiles.
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