Great White Shark Animal Pictures
Carcharodon carcharias
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Travelbag Ltd / FlickrA Great White Shark showing it's teeth.
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Elias Levy / FlickrA Great White Shark swimming off the coast of Mexico.
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iStock.com/ateseGreat white sharks eat seals, sea lions, dolphins, and fish, among other animals. They are carnivores
iStock.com/Alessandro De MaddalenaGreat white shark pups are big fans of lobster and crab, as well as smaller fish and sharks
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iStock.com/USOGreat white sharks are generalist hunters, which means they eat a wide variety of prey items
iStock.com/Alessandro De MaddalenaThe eye of a great white shark
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Stefan Pircher/Shutterstock.comA great white shark swims around a diving cage. The great white shark is one of more than 450 shark species and is the largest of all predatory sharks in the ocean today.
Biggest Fish: Great White Shark
Martin Prochazkacz/Shutterstock.comGreat white shark, Carcharodon carcharias, with a seal. Great whites can reach speeds up to 24 km/hr (15 mph). They use their speed and coloring to help them hunt. They search for prey at the surface of the ocean while swimming below.
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Fiona Ayerst/Shutterstock.comThe great white shark has 300 teeth set in seven rows.
Byron K. Dilkes/Shutterstock.comThe great white shark has an incredible sense of smell that helps it to detect prey from two miles away.
Great White Shark Close up Shot
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Martin Prochazkacz/Shutterstock.comGreat white shark, Carcharodon carcharias, showing its teeth.
Martin Prochazkacz/Shutterstock.comGreat white shark, Carcharodon carcharias, showing its teeth.
Great White shark, Carcharodon carcharias, in the Indian Ocean at Gansbay, South Africa.
Alessandro De Maddalena/Shutterstock.comGreat White shark, Carcharodon carcharias, in the Indian Ocean at Gansbay, South Africa.
Great white shark and jack fish, Neptune Islands, South Australia.
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Great White shark breaching
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Great White Shark frontal / curious white shark swims to the divers in the cage.
Stefan Pircher/Shutterstock.comGreat White Shark frontal / curious white shark swims to the divers in the cage.
Great white shark underwater, Gansbaai, South Africa.
Fiona Ayerst/Shutterstock.comGreat white shark underwater, Gansbaai, South Africa.
Attack great white shark
iStock.com/Peter_NileGreat White Shark close-up.
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Great White Shark jumps out of the water and grabs bait. Scientific name: Carcharodon carcharias. South Africa
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