Come on...

Pretty sure they have at least two bones for the jaws, but everything else is cartilage.

I saw a question on a YouTube quiz that asked “which of these animals don’t have bones?” and shark was the correct answer. I thought that was bogus and was about to correct them in the comments, but didn’t want to look stupid so I googled it first and low and behold, I was wrong.

So what do they teach people in schools these days? I remember learning this in elementary school.

The jaws are still cartilage. They calcify over time, making them solid and dense, but it's still cartilage.

That's cartilage as well.

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That's a myth. Sharks can get cancer. Mole rats, on the other hand, don't.

Hmm. Good to know. I was told when I was a kid the jaw was the only bone and that is why there are no megalodon fossils other than the jaws.

their teeth aren't bones?!

Closest things to it that they have, albeit an ectodermal organ. Teeth aren't bones as (for simplicity) they can't heal themselves, unlike our skelingtons.

Or souls

Sharks don't have hands.... checkmate

Didn’t they tell us this in grade school?

...and squids don't have ankles.

TIL sharks don't have feet

Teeth are never bones