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The Great White Shark is the largest
predatory shark, and is probably the most
well-known and feared shark. The Great
White Shark is grey or bluish above and
white below. The largest Great White Sharks
can reach lengths of 22 feet and weigh up
to 5,000 pounds. Most are between 13 and
16 feet and weigh 1,500-2,400 pounds.
The Great White Shark has big teeth, which
are positioned in rows and serrated. When
the Great White Shark attacks, it bites its
prey and shakes it head back and forth. The
serrated teeth act as a saw and literally tear
the victim apart.
The Great White Shark generally feeds on
fish, seals, dolphins, porpoises, otters, and
turtles. It is believed to locate its prey by
electrosense and by smell. Great White
Sharks have special pores called Ampullae
of Lorenzini, which enable them to detect the
electromagnetic fields radiated by moving
organisms. Great White Sharks can detect
voltage as small as one half billionth of a volt.
Great White Sharks use many different
hunting techniques depending on the prey.
Most of the time, the shark will remain
still underwater before attacking its prey
from underneath. In case of hunting some
kinds of seals, the impact of the shark
is so powerful that it knocks both the
shark and the seal clear out of the water.
With larger prey such as elephant seals,
the shark will simply take a huge bite
out of it and wait for it to bleed to death.
Great White Sharks are most commonly
found throughout the world's sub-arctic
coastal waters, though they are likely to
spend most of their time in the open ocean.
They are also found in the waters of the
coast of South Africa, Australia, California
and Mexica. They generally prefer water
between 54 and 75 degrees fahrenheit.
What is the average weight ratio of a Great White Shark?
A5000 pounds
B1500 pounds
C2400 pounds
D1500-2400 pounds