The shark's jaw is powerful enough to kill or hurt its prey with one bite. The teeth are placed in the cartilage of the jaw. Also, the teeth can be as sharp as kitchen knives. Unlike the rest of the shark's body, the jaw has little cartilage. The most important role in the shark's powerful bite in the jaw, is the muscular build. The shark is able to figure out what animal they have captured by their taste buds in their mouth and throat. Sharks have a total of 300 teeth that total up in 7 rows. Sharks lose their teeth very often.. Since they go through so many teeth, sharks can reach up to have been having 31,000 teeth used. Sharks have many types of teeth for many different purposes. The sharks flat teeth are fitted to bruise and crush
