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**Title:** Escape from the Shark Attack (Hot Wheels City)
**Format:** Educational video with interactive gameplay
**Summary:**
* A teacher leads a natural science class about sharks, sharing interesting facts (e.g., types of sharks, bioluminescence, boneless cartilaginous structure, powerful sense of hearing).
* The class transitions into a gameplay segment where Hot Wheels cars must escape a shark attack in Hot Wheels City.
* Various cars attempt to complete a track while avoiding the shark, with some succeeding and others failing.
* After multiple attempts, all cars eventually succeed, including a "super" upgraded "Naranjita" car that initially struggled.
* The video concludes with a victory lap for the Hot Wheels cars and a teaser for a future video.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, excluding opinions and keeping each fact as a short sentence with a corresponding number:
1. **Shark Classification**: A shark is a type of fish.
2. **Largest Shark**: The whale shark is the largest shark in the world, growing over 12 meters long.
3. **Smallest Shark Mentioned**: The lantern shark measures around 17 centimeters long.
4. **Bioluminescent Shark**: The lantern shark is a bioluminescent fish, meaning it produces light.
5. **Shark Teeth**: A shark can have more than 20,000 teeth in its lifetime.
6. **Teeth Replacement**: If a shark loses teeth, they are replaced in a few weeks.
7. **Eating Habit**: Sharks swallow their food in one bite and do not chew their food with their teeth.
8. **Shark Skeleton**: Sharks do not have bones; they are cartilaginous.
9. **Breathing Mechanism**: Sharks breathe through gills, not through their nose.
10. **Constant Movement**: Sharks must be in constant movement to breathe and can die if they stop.
11. **Sense of Smell**: Sharks can smell a drop of blood from 50 meters away.
12. **Acute Sense**: A shark's most acute sense is hearing, allowing them to detect sounds from a kilometer away.
13. **Number of Shark Species**: There are approximately 500 species of sharks (though the text also mentions over 450 types, indicating some uncertainty).
14. **Most Dangerous Sharks**: The bull shark, tiger shark, and great white shark are among the most dangerous.
15. **Shark Longevity on Earth**: Sharks have been on Earth for over 400 billion years, surviving beyond the dinosaurs.