This game has been merged into The Shark T. Earned trophies in this entry will not be accounted for on any leaderboard.
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792 of 792 players (100.00%) have 100% this game.
Version 01.00 New
New value:
New value:The Shark T
Trophy Groups
| Group | Name | Detail | Icon |
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| default | The Shark T | The Shark T |
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Trophies
| Group | # | Name | Detail | Target | Icon |
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| default | 0 | The Shark T | You have collected The Shark T – Unlock all trophies | — |
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| default | 1 | Not all sharks live in the ocean | Eat 9500 fish | — |
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| default | 2 | Female sharks generally dwarf male sharks | Eat 9000 fish | — |
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| default | 3 | Hammerheads also have 360-degree vision | Eat 8500 fish | — |
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| default | 4 | Sharks have a sixth sense | Eat 8000 fish | — |
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| default | 5 | Most sharks are cold-blooded | Eat 7500 fish | — |
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| default | 6 | They can vary dramatically in size | Eat 7000 fish | — |
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| default | 7 | Sharks are apex predators | Eat 6500 fish | — |
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| default | 8 | There are over 500 spiecies of shark | Eat 6000 fish | — |
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| default | 9 | Different shark species reproduce in different ways | Eat 5500 fish | — |
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| default | 10 | Not all sharks have the same teeth | Eat 5000 fish | — |
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| default | 11 | Each whale shark’s spot pattern is unique as a fingerprint | Eat 4500 fish | — |
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| default | 12 | Blue sharks are really blue | Eat 4000 fish | — |
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| default | 13 | Scientists age sharks by counting the rings on their vertebrae | Eat 3500 fish | — |
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| default | 14 | Sharks have been around a very long time | Eat 3000 fish | — |
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| default | 15 | Sharks can go into a trance | Eat 2500 fish | — |
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| default | 16 | Shark skin feels similar to sandpaper | Eat 2000 fish | — |
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| default | 17 | Sharks have special electroreceptor organs | Eat 1500 fish | — |
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| default | 18 | Most sharks have good eyesight | Eat 1000 fish | — |
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| default | 19 | Sharks do not have bones | Eat 500 fish | — |
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| default | 20 | Here comes the fish! | Eat your first fish | — |
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