(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Adult dogfish are bigger than great white sharks
Sharks sense electricity from your heartbeat
Dogfish sharks bark underwater
Hammerhead sharks see 360 degrees at all times
Some sharks can glow in the dark
Sharks grow teeth back in the exact same spot every time
Flipping a shark upside down makes it go limp
Atlantic sharpnose sharks are born with white spots
A group of sharks is called a shiver
Dogfish second dorsal fin is almost as big as the first
Sharks are built of cartilage
Dogfish have flat teeth for crushing crabs
Sharpnose sharks have sharp teeth for fish
All sharks lay eggs outside of their bodies
Sharpnose sharks are often caught near shore
Dogfish and sharpnose sharks hunt together in schools
A shark’s liver can be 25% of its body weight
You’re more likely to be killed by a coconut than a shark
Tiger sharks eat license plates
Smooth dogfish give birth to live pups
Sharks can have 30,000 teeth in a lifetime
Sharpnose sharks can live in freshwater lakes
Goblin sharks shoot their whole jaw out to eat
Dogfish lay eggs in mermaid’s purses
Sharks are mammals with blowholes
Megalodon teeth are the size of a human hand
Smooth dogfish hunt in packs like dogs
Dogfish sharks migrate south for winter
Sharks can’t swim backwards
Smooth dogfish have venomous spines
Sharks have a spiral valve intestine
Male sharks bite females during mating
Sharks can hear struggling fish from 800ft away
Atlantic sharpnose sharks form a placenta like mammals
Atlantic sharpnose sharks are common in the Gulf of Mexico
Baby sharks eat their siblings in the womb
Greenland sharks can live over 400 years
Sharks have 1,000 bones
Great white sharks can live up to 70 years
All sharks must swim or they will drown
Sharks can get cancer
Sharks lose all their teeth once like humans
Sharks have eyelids
Sharpnose sharks have a long pointed snout
Most shark bites on humans are test bites
Great whites are the biggest shark alive today
Sharks can smell blood from 10 miles away
Megalodon sharks are extinct
Dogfish sharks are used for fish and chips in the UK
