The whale shark, rhincodon typus, is the largest shark currently alive. They can grow to 12 metres, about twice the length of a great white. The largest shark ever is the megalodon, carcharocles megalodon, is now extinct; it is believed that they could grow to anywhere between 13 and 18 metres long (the largest accepted variations in estimate).
7m
22.5 feet long
37.6 feet but it is highly unlikely that it is true
lemon shark
The largest shark caught from the shore in Texas is often considered to be a Tiger Shark that measured around 12-13 feet in length. Tiger Sharks are common in the waters off the coast of Texas and are known for their large size and aggressive behavior.
The largest Great White caught off the east coast of America recorded in the scientific literature is a 6.1-metre long female captured off Prince Edward Island in August 1983.
No. The maximum speed of a Great White Shark is 40 km/h and no human has ever swum faster than that.
Maybe, but in the future, Megalodon would eat a Great White Shark.
1916 happened In a lake with a great white
The biggest Great White ever caught was a female of 6.4 meters (21ft), which was caught off Cuba in 1945. It weighed just over 7,000 lbs and its girth reached 4.5 meters (over 8feet); several lorries were needed to tow and transport it. A 10 meter specimen is also said to have been captured, but neither photo nor expert account exists, only subjective statements. The record specimen are always female, since in the sharks, females have larger measurements than males.
The biggest fish ever caught is the elusive unicorn fish in lake oroville ca it weighed in at a woping 2,789.
White Shark. The White Shark, more commonly referred to as the "Great White," has been reported to be involved in more attacks on humans than any other shark.