GREAT WHITE SHARK
Great White sharks are one of the most feared animals in the world. Their name comes from the two Greek words,meaning “sharp” and “tooth.” They can weigh up to 4000 pounds and can grow up to 20 feet long! They can have many rows of razor sharp teeth that can grow up to two and a half inches long. All sharks are carnivores,and what they eat depends on how big they are for example,great whites can eat whales and other sharks.
Great whites have nicknames like “white death” and “man eater.” The shark has the world record of “most killed humans.” In addition, great whites can leap 10 feet from the water’s surface. Sharks are amazing creatures.
Many sharks are active hunters and chase after their prey. Some sharks wait to grab victims. Others are scavengers, feasting on the dying and dead bodies of animals. The shark is curious about unfamiliar food in the ocean. Great whites are always on the lookout for food. The shark takes out lumps of food out of their victims. Every single one of its tooth has tiny sharp points along its edges. When a shark starts to feed, it bites hardly and shakes its head from left to right. They take out a huge bite then they move on, leaving their prey with massive wounds. When their prey is weak and can't move the shark comes back,and it finally eats the prey.
