FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
- WHAT IS A SNOWSHARK?
- A snowshark is a beast like its relative the ocean shark. The major difference is that the snowshark lives not on land, but in the snow.
- WHERE DO THEY LIVE?
- Snowsharks have been found living under the snow in the predominately northern climes of the North American continent. However, they must migrate according to snowfall.
- WHAT DO THEY LOOK LIKE?
- Scientists believe they appear much the same as the ocean shark, ranging in length from 1 to 8 meters. A snow shark has never been seen in its entirety in modern times. The dorsal fin only has been observed. Physical descriptions are based more on legend than fact.
- WHAT DO THEY EAT?
- Snowsharks have an almost insatiable appetite, particularly while migrating. They will eat almost anything that gets in their path. They are carnivorous and prefer warm-blooded animals. Small animals, especially snowshoe rabbits, are their preferred food.
- WHAT PROOF IS THERE THAT THEY EXIST?
- Proof exists in sightings, backed up by historical data. This data is written and recorded audio or video. Also, certain artifacts exist. There is indeed evidence.