Great white sharks live in coastal waters around the world and feed on fish, tuna, sting rays, dolphins, whales, and seals. They have a white underside and gray, slate, or blue-black coloring above. Adults typically reach 13 to 17 feet in length and can weigh up to 1200 pounds. While their breeding habits are not well understood, females sometimes give birth to litters of up to four pups. Great white sharks will usually only attack when provoked and have skeletons made of cartilage rather than bone.

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2.  Scientific name Scientific name
 Range range
 Diet Diet
 Physical description Physical description
 Breeding info Breeding info
 Special behaviors Special behaviors
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3.  Carcharodon carcharias

4. Great white sharks live in all coastal temperate
waters around the world.
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5.  Great white sharks are carnivores they feed on
fish, tuna and sting rays.
 Some eat dolphins wheals an seals

6.  The Great White Shark's bottom is white and
it's top can be gray, slate brown or blue black
 Normal length is 13 to 17ft range
 Weight up to 1200 lb

7.  Not much is known about the great white
sharks breeding. Have like young sometimes
up to 4 at a time.

8.  a great white shark will attack only when
tampered with

9.  Sharks have no bones a shark's skeleton is
made up of cartilage
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