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Lurking beneath the sand, they jump out to eat fish that swim by.

The Angel Shark is a bottom dwelling shark that lives in waters as deep as 300 feet (91 m).

• Angel sharks love to eat small fish that hide in the seabed.

• Angel sharks, like other sharks, can sense the faint electrical fields that surround a fishs' body. This helps them find their prey.

• Angel sharks give birth to live young. Their eggs hatch inside their own body before the pups are born.

• Angel sharks bury themselves in the sand or mud, only leaving their eyes and top of their body exposed.

• Angel sharks get their name from having wing-shaped pectoral fins -similar to an Angel!

• The Angel Shark has up to thirteen pups in her litter.

• Having a flat body and wide pectoral fins, the Angel Shark resembles a ray.

• Angel Sharks like to bury themselves in sand or mud. When their prey comes along, they jump up to eat them.

• Angel Sharks like to eat fish, crustaceans, and various types of mollusks.

• Angel Sharks can have up to 13 pups in their litter.

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