The great white shark's closest cousin is the mako shark, specifically the shortfin mako (Isurus oxyrinchus). Both belong to the Lamnidae family and share similar physical characteristics, such as a streamlined body and sharp teeth, making them efficient predators. Another relative is the thresher shark, which also falls within the same family. These sharks are known for their speed and agility in the water.
Great White Sharks eat smaller sharks
yes great white sharks eat other sharks
Great White sharks are bigger than Mako sharks...
Not all sharks have shelter but, Great White Sharks can't stop swiming or they die.
there sharks.
Great White Sharks main enemies are Killer Whales and fishers.
Great white sharks do not hibrinate, neither do other sharks, but they do migrate.
it is illegal to fish for great white sharks in the US
no
No,sharks are not mammals.
No great white sharks in fact help the balance out the life and things that live in the ocean
you find bull sharks and a 50 foot great white