Great White Shark

White shark, White Shark, White Pointer, or White Death White Shark is a member of the family Shiitake. They are warm blood fishes that feed on halibuts, seals, sea lions, squids and tuna. They are the biggest huge fish. They can travel at speeds of up to 35 miles per hour at 25 miles per hour. They mature around 15 years of age and the average life expectancy is estimated at 70 years. Sharks have no bones. Therefore, it is difficult for scientists to judge their age. Species - Carcharodon carcharias genus - Carcharodon Latin name means "saw".

In general, sharks have only one layer of inlay, but there are more than two or three layers of jaws of large specimens such as bull sharks, tiger sharks and white sharks, depending on their size. The white shark shark jaw can have up to five layers. In the podium (nose), cartilage is spongy, flexible and absorbs shocks. The fin's bone is thin, supported by soft, undivided light called ceratotrichia, and the elastic protein filament is similar to hair and down keratin keratin. Most sharks have 8 fins. As their fins do not allow them to move in the direction of the tail, the sharks can only leave their previous ones

White shark (Carcharodon carcharias), also known as white shark or white pointer, is a member of the largest species of squid (Lamnidae) and is one of the most powerful and dangerous predatory sharks in the world. As a villain starring a movie like Jaws (1975), white sharks received a lot of embarrassment and fear of the masses. But surprisingly, people do not know much about their lives and behaviors. White shark populations are concentrated in high yields of temperate coastal waters (waters rich in fish and sea mammals), such as the northeastern United States of America, the coast of the United States, Chile, the northern part of Japan, southern Australia, New Zealand, southern Africa It is. And the Mediterranean. Some individual white sharks may travel far away to the sea or tropical waters, but field studies have shown that most people return to areas where these temperate fights feed each year.