But here's the thing: sharks don't just have a set of teeth that last a lifetime, like we do. Oh no, their teeth are constantly being replaced, which is why they can have so many. It's like they have their own built-in tooth-replacement system!
This process is called "tooth cycling," and it's pretty amazing. As a shark's teeth get worn out or damaged, they're replaced by new ones that are sharper and more effective. It's like having a never-ending supply of teeth, just waiting to be used.