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As babies, sand tiger sharks engage in a cannibalistic war with siblings in which only one survives.
The biggest and most advanced of the embryos that's often the first to hatch will kill and eat all the siblings it shares a uterus with, as well as leftover yolk sacs.
Sand tiger sharks are known for not being aggressive toward humans, although they will become defensive.
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