Dolphins and Sharks

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  Dolphins and sharks shares the same regions and depths of the oceans. Sharks have the reputation as a very fierce and dangerous predators, having rows of sharp pointy deadly teeth that can tear off flesh and bone easily. Sharks skin is very touch, and it is sandpaper-like that it cannot be easily punctured or stabbed.

  Dolphins are different from sharks, in sense of intelligence and physical look. Dolphins are often seen as smart and playful mammals with only one single row of teeth that is not very sharp and it is mainly used for catching smaller fish. Dolphins skin is soft, flexible and can be cut easily. Dolphins are sometimes seen protecting an injured or sick member of their group, or their 'own kind', which is always a member of their extended breed, from shark attacks. According to rumors, dolphins have even been known to protect humans from the attacks of sharks in water, and even carry people safely to shore.

  Dolphins often travel in a group, if a member of their group is threatened by a shark, the rest of the group of dolphins will join in to defend themselves. they often attack or confuse the shark from different direction and they uses their snout to attack the sharks soft spot, the underbelly. Sometimes, dolphins would hit sharks that are more aggressive rapidly and will often kill a large and dangerous shark