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"Thankfully...
A large meal can satisfy the hunger of a Great White shark for 2 months.",
"Great White Shark Table Manners:
They don’t chew their food, rather they rip prey into mouth-sized pieces and swallow the pieces whole. Their diet mostly consists of seals, sea lions, small toothed whales like belugas, otters and sea turtles.",
"Although commonly known as the Great White Shark...
its scientific name is Carcharodon Carcharias.",
"Big at Birth:
At birth, Great White sharks can measure over 5 feet long.
Most adult sharks average 12-16 feet long.",
"Great Big White Shark:
Great White sharks can grow as large as 23 feet long and weigh as much as 3,000 pounds.",
"A Toothy Grin:
Great White sharks can have 3,000 teeth at any given time.
They have triangular, serrated teeth that can grow up to 3 inches long.",
"Swiss Army Teeth:
The Great White's razor sharp teeth are located in rows inside the jaw.
The first two rows are used for attacking prey, and the other rows move into place when teeth in the first two rows are lost, broken or wear down.",
"They Can Here Your Heart Beat...
Great White Sharks have ears.",
"Watercraft:
Great White sharks move through water like an aircraft.
They use their fins for balance and their powerful tails to propel them through the water.",
"Lightning Fast:
Great White sharks swim at an average of about 2 miles per hour but can swim 15 miles per hour for short periods of time.",
"Peekaboo...
Great Whites are the only sharks that can hold their heads up out of the water.
This ability allows them to search for potential prey from the surface. When they attack, however, they usually do so from underneath.",
"A Dentist's Dream... or Nightmare:
Great Whites have 24-26 teeth positions in their top jaw and 22-24 teeth positions in their lower jaw. They are arranged in rows of 5-7 teeth; like a conveyer belt.",
"Bad Reputation:
More people are injured by cats, dogs, and pigs each year than by Great White sharks.",
"Great White Swimmers:
The Great White shark can be found anywhere from the water's surface down to a depth of 4,000 feet.",
"Needle In a Hay Stack:
The Great White shark can smell one drop of blood in 25 gallons of water.",
"Injured But Alive... Usually:
Great Whites make up about ½ of all reported shark attacks per year, but contrary to myth not all great white attacks are fatal.
More people are killed by bee stings, peanut allergies and lightning strikes, than by shark attacks.",
"The Great White Shark, AKA:
The Great White shark is also known as the White shark, White pointer, Blue Pointer, Man-eater and Manila shark.",
"Shark in the Dark:
The Great white shark possesses excellent vision: it can see in dark waters during the day as well as at night. ",
"Healthy as a Shark?
The Great White shark rarely gets sick. It is immune to almost every known bacteria and is one of the few animals known to be unaffected by cancer.",
"Some Trophy:
The largest great white shark ever found was caught using a rod and reel.",
"Hot Blooded:
Unlike most other sharks, Great White's are warm-blooded.",
"The Gentle Shark:
Though great white shark attacks on humans are well documented, they are generally rare.
Between 1916 and 1969 there were only 32 attacks on swimmers. ",
"A Matter of Miscommunication:
Why are humans attacked by great white sharks?
Great whites attack from below and behind, and from these perspectives, the human silhouette resembles that of a seal. ",
"Shark Chivalry:
After a great whites attacks, it swims a short distance away and allows its victim to bleed to death.
For this reason, many people have been able to survive the attack if rescuers are nearby. ",
"Lean Cuisine:
Great white sharks do not particularly like human flesh.
Our low fat content and bony structure is not as appetizing as the fatty and fleshy seal."];