Yes, the Shortfin Mako (Isurus oxyrinchus) is the fastest shark in the world. Though everyone had come to a general consensus about this, there is still debate as to how fast they can actually go - some say that they can only go a little over 20mph, however others say that it has been clocked at 60mph.
Yes, Mako sharks are the fastest of all sharks. They can jump 15 - 20 feet in the air. There are many different kinds of mako sharks. Like the Shortfin Mako shark (Isurus oxyrinchus) That is the fastest of all mako sharks!
Yes, the bluefin tuna species have a top speed of about 41 mps and the mako has top speed of about 30 mps. These are burst speeds for short period of time/distance.
No, the Mako shark is the 5th fastest fish while the sailfish is 2nd fastest. The black marlin is considered the fastest.
they both are eqauly fast if they rased it would probaly be a tie
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The Mako Shark is endangered.
Mako attacks the shark when his friend Afa was getting attacked by Tupa. Eventually Mako killed the shark for beating him up an saving Afa's life.
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The mako is a species of shark. See the related link for more information.
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they both are eqauly fast if they rased it would probaly be a tie
If by Leopard Shark you mean Triakis semifasciata then no, the Mako Shark is faster.
A mako is a shark
A mako shark survives by eating a lot .
Cheetah, deer, antelope, rabbit, falcons, swallows, swifts, sailfish, mako shark, swordfish.
actually mako shark it means a powerful mackerel shark!
A Mako is a large ocean shark.Originating in the Maori language, mako means shark, shark's tooth".
The Mako Shark is endangered.
No, the mako lacks the trademark cephaloafoil configuration of the hammerhead.
Yes they do they are the fastest shark and can be found in cold waters common around ireland.
The Mako shark has many common names such as Mako, Short-fin Mako, Sharp nosed Mackerel shark, and Blue Pointer in Australia. The Mako shark can live up to 25 years. It is a furious fighter and it reaches about 12 feet in length. Its closest relatives are the Long-fin Mako, Great White shark, and Probeagle.For more Facts on the Mako shark type in, What is the Mako sharks description, what does the Mako shark eat, and how much the Mako shark can weigh. :D
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