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THShark teeth are strong because they’re built from layers of mineralized tissue designed to handle repeated stress. The outer coating, called enamel, is extremely hard and resistant to wear, while the inner structure helps absorb impact without cracking. Their triangular, serrated shape concentrates force along the edges, making it easier to slice through flesh and cartilage with minimal pressure. Instead of relying on a single indestructible tooth, sharks are constantly replacing them—new teeth move forward like a conveyor belt, ensuring sharpness is never lost. This combination of hard material, efficient shape, and continuous replacement is what makes shark teeth so effective rather than sheer strength alone.
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