Why Does A Shark Grow New Teeth

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Why Does A Shark
Grow New Teeth?

New teeth grow continuously inside shark's mouth renewing the old ones which are then discarded.

Therefore, sharks do not have a particular reason to grow new teeth but they do it all their life going through thousands of teeth during their lifetime.

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