Great White shark

1. Great White shark Scary sharks of the deep

2. Introduction • A Great White shark is a type of shark. Most people are scared of them but there not that scary. Great White sharks are reptiles, Great White sharks are cold blooded.

3. Habitat • Great White sharks live on the bottom of the ocean or on the top, but rarely in the middle. They mostly live in temperate waters.

4. Food • Great White sharks eat humans, other sharks, dolphins, furred seals, squid, fish, shellfish, shrimps and sea urchins.

5. Behaviour • Great White sharks have grey upper bodies to blend in with the rocks on the bottom of the ocean. They can swim up to 15 miles and 24 kilometres per hour. Great White sharks can leave the water completely. Mother Great White sharks have 6 to 60 babies one time. The biggest difference about sharks and fish is there skeleton.

6. Conclusion Stay away from Great White sharks because you don’t know what there going to do.

7. Sources • http://oceanlife4kids.webs.com/Great White Sharks.htm • http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/fish/great-white-shark/