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yes they do eat tuna fish and whales dolphins and other sharks and lots of other things
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∙ 9y agoIt all depends on the cage. But Even a high quality cage can be torn apart by a Great White. There have been countless reports of cages being torn apart by Great Whites.
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∙ 12y agono they cant, why would pro divers use steel cages if a great white could bite through them...
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Does a shark eat a tiger shark?
thear are some sharks what are stronger then tiger sharks such as bull shark and great white sharks
What are the types of sharks?
There are 440 species of sharks. Some of the different types of sharks include the great white shark, hammerhead shark, sand shark, and nurse shark.
What 3 sharks attack humans the most?
tiger sharks, bull sharks, and great whites
What is the most deadlest shark?
great white shark The great white shark is fat but when it bites you it crushes you. And there is a really low chance that megaladon sharks are in our planet, because none people we attacked by a megalodon shark before
What is method for breathing for great white shark?
Sharks breathe through their gills, just like fish.
Which shark is the deadlyest?
The must deadliest shark of all the sharks is the Great White Shark ..
What is stupidest shark?
great white sharks
What is great white shark producers?
saltwater fish and sharks are the great white shark producer
What are great white sharks made of?
sharks are made of human poo and it is a true fact
Adjectives about great white sharks?
great white shark
What type of sharks live in Kenya?
The waters off Kenya are home to several species of sharks. Some of these include whale sharks, great white sharks, blacktip reef shark, hammerhead shark, bignose shark, bull shark, sandbar shark, African angel shark, and Mako shark.
What kind of sharks are in the pacific ocean?
There are many types of sharks that live in the Pacific Ocean. Some of these types include the Great White, the Tiger shark, the Dusky shark, the Blue shark, the Gray Reef shark, and the Blacktip shark.
