Shark Anatomy Worksheet
Explore the fascinating anatomy of sharks with this worksheet for Grade 6 science students. Learn about their unique body parts and their functions.
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Shark Anatomy Exploration
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Read each question carefully and answer to the best of your ability. Refer to the shark anatomy diagram if provided.
1. Sharks have a skeleton made of instead of bone.
2. The special sensory organs that help sharks detect electrical impulses from prey are called .
3. Sharks use their to breathe underwater.
1. Which of these is NOT a type of fin found on a shark?
Dorsal fin
Pectoral fin
Caudal fin
Ear fin
2. What is the primary function of a shark's dermal denticles?
To attract prey
To provide buoyancy
To reduce drag and protect the skin
To produce venom
1. Sharks have excellent eyesight and rely on it as their primary sense for hunting.
True
False
2. The lateral line system in sharks helps them detect vibrations and pressure changes in the water.
True
False
1. Describe the unique characteristic of a shark's teeth and how it benefits them throughout their life.
Use the diagram below to help you identify the different parts of a shark.
Label the following parts on the diagram above:
1. Dorsal Fin
2. Caudal Fin
3. Gills