Does a shark have a tongue?
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Answer:
Sharks don't have tongues like us; shark and fish "tongues" are called basihyals, and resemble a piece of cartilage.
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Other answers
Sharks have tongues, sort of, but they aren't called tongues - they're call basihyals. It is found on the floor of the mouth.
Christine H.
All sharks have "tongues". It is called a basihyal and is a small, stout, and only vaguely tongue-like piece of cartilage.
Dawn M.
Sharks have "tongues", though they aren't much like ours. They aren't called tongues at all--they are called basihyals.
Sarah B.
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