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    Ask Dr. UniverseYour Paw-some Question | What happens if you get eaten by a shark?
    5 minSeason 5Episode 13

    Your Paw-some Question | What happens if you get eaten by a shark?

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    Dooooo-doo, Dooooo-doo. 🦈 Today Cosmo and I learn about sharks and their rad digestive systems—all thanks to my friend, Dr. Nora Hickey, fish veterinarian at Washington State University.

    Want to learn more about fish? Check out Dr. Hickey's Fishkeep & Chill website 🦈

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    6-10ScienceFactsUSAEpisodic20 October 2025© Washington State University

    Dooooo-doo, Dooooo-doo. 🦈 Today Cosmo and I learn about sharks and their rad digestive systems—all thanks to my friend, Dr. Nora Hickey, fish veterinarian at Washington State University.

    Want to learn more about fish? Check out Dr. Hickey's Fishkeep & Chill website 🦈

    As always, submit burning questions at askdruniverse.wsu.edu. Who knows where your questions will take us next.


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