The Great retail White Shark

The Great White, is largest predatory shark, has a reputation as a ruthless killer. Attacks on humans may occur because the shark mistakes swimmers for its natural food of seals or turtles. When a Great White attacks, it usually lunges up from below, delivering a lighting- fast bite before pulling back. Once the prey has been rendered helpless, retail it returns to shear off chunks whole it's triangular, serrated teeth. Smaller prey may be taken whole. After a large meal, the Shark may not feed again for several weeks. Wide- ranging and usually solitary, the Great White breeds at about 10 to 12 years, producing live young after a gestation of about 12 months.