How do Sharks Survive Without Bones?
How do Sharks Survive Without Bones? It has been clear that sharks contain red platelets, correct? You probably realized that it is valid from shark films and narratives. In any case, we have realized that red platelets come from bones, explicitly in the bone marrow. Furthermore, as prior expressed, ligaments can not contain veins, and they can never create blood. So why sharks actually have red platelets regardless of whether they have bones? Without blood, the sharks would color. How can sharks get by without bones, then, at that point? Sharks have figured out how to make due without bones in light of the fact that their platelets are delivered in their spleen, the epigonal organ encompassing their balls, and Leydig's organ, which must be available in (cartilaginous fish). They never depend on bones for the creation of cells and separation. This makes sense of how sharks can get by without bones, yet it isn't making sense of why. For what reason don't sharks have bones?