Great White
How can we save this species?
The Great White Shark has many names including; Jaws, white pointer, white death and it is scientifically known as Carcharodon Carcharias.  White Sharks, are the largest and most prevelant predatory fish in the ocean and can weigh up to 5000 pounds.  They develop in size until about 15 years and have a life span up to 30 years. These sharks are typically found in all major oceans off the costal surface. They survive in water temperatures ranging from 54-75 °F. You might identify a white shark by its white underside and grey dorsal (fin) side.  Oh, and did I forget to mention the enormous mouth lined with rows of serrated teeth? Being such an incredible predator, you may wonder how such a creature could be endangered. Join me next week to find out more about the endangerment of the great white shark.