Great Whites are pure carnivores. They are ambush hunters. They take their prey by surprise from below. They usually hunt early in the morning before the sun rises fully, when the visibility is poor. They usually come up fast from below and attack an unsuspecting prey that is at the water surface. During such attacks, the prey may be thrown off from water, with even the shark making a jump out of the water. Sometimes, when an injured prey starts to escape, they are known to chase and finish the hunt.
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Killer whales hunt great white sharks.
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White sharks do sometimes eat people (or parts of people) but this is rare. They normally hunt for seals, but sometimes they will mistake a person for a seal.
Killer whales and great white shark
A great white shark is said to be stronger than tiger sharks because it has the strongest bite pressure than any other living creature, white sharks also hunt tiger sharks thus, making them a threat to tiger sharks and proving that they are deadlier.
Killer whales have developed a taste for sharks liver. They will actively hunt, kill and eat great white sharks.
They have no predators they are apex predators.
by going under neath them in the morning then grab them with their mouth.
The cast of How Sharks Hunt - 2011 includes: Dave Canterbury as himself Andy Casagrande as Great White Shark Expert (2011) Cody Lundin as himself
Great White Sharks are endangered because human hunt them for their teeth, jaws, and to make medicine and soup.
Great white sharks are some of the only warm blooded sharks. This allows them to swim in colder waters in addition to warm, tropical waters. Great White sharks can be found as north as Alaska and as south as the southern tip of South America. They exist worldwide, everywhere in-between.