Great white shark

The great white shark is a large, powerful marine predator known for its strength and agility. It can grow up to 20 feet long and weigh over two tons. Equipped with a robust, conical snout, sharp serrated teeth, and excellent senses—including smell and sight—it hunts primarily marine mammals like seals and sea lions. Great whites are found in coastal surface waters worldwide, especially in temperate and subtropical regions. They play a vital role in ocean ecosystems by maintaining balanced populations of prey species. Despite their reputation, they are generally cautious around humans and are protected by conservation efforts.