Sharks are fish that live mostly in the ocean. They have strong, streamlined bodies that help them move quickly through the water. Unlike many fish, a shark’s skeleton is made of cartilage, which is lighter and more flexible than bone.
· Sharks have rough skin covered in tiny tooth-like scales called dermal denticles.
· Most sharks have several fins, including dorsal fins on the back, pectoral fins on the sides, and a tail fin for pushing forward.
· Sharks breathe through gills, which take oxygen from the water.
· Their teeth are often sharp and are replaced many times during their lives.
· Many sharks have a strong sense of smell and can detect movement in the water.
· A shark’s tongue is called a basihyal. It is made of cartilage and usually cannot move very much. Some shakes use it to rip the flesh off their prey.
These body features help sharks find food, stay balanced, swim efficiently, and survive as ocean predators.
I slept well waking once to pee and then straight back to sleep till 4.10am, when I got up to pee again and couldn’t settle so I got up. It is a cold morning the temp at 5am was 4c or 39f.
I am having a bad day Parkinson’s wise I am shaking a lot but my mind is mostly clear and working.
By 3.30pm I started to feel good, the tremor had stopped I could do stuff
Had a good night, woke when the alarm went off it is 5c again. I went for my walk, and it felt good as the morning has gone on it has warmed up and I got colder how silly is that.
After a nap at 11am for 30 minutes I started to feel better. My feet started to feel hot so I tried to take my socks off but couldn’t get my right sock off I was sitting on my armchair and started to cry in frustration and the physio who was with Bear (our neighbour)came and asked me if I was ok when I said I was upset as I couldn’t get my sock off, so she came took it off for me.
Didn’t go for a walk was busy hanging the washing up to dry. Also, it was too bloody cold. It was 5c or 41f at 5am by 10am it was 13c or 55f.
I went for a nap at 11am and slept till 12.20pm, that’s unusual for me.
I thought having such a long nap I would be right for the rest of the day, I was wrong by 4pm I was starting to feel like shit again. At 5pm Tasha came down and helped me get changed for bed.
By 6.30pm I started to feel better and more with it.
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