Why are great white sharks deadly?

Answer 1

They are significantly larger than most other kinds of sharks and swim in similar areas as humans. Their common food choice is seal and humans, especially when on surfboards) are similar looking from the mind of a shark. Sharks often do not mean to kill their victims but only intent to see whether they are seal of not through a process called 'test biting'. However, their massive jaws leave bites too large for humans to survive. This is also why humans are not often eaten by sharks and usually bleed out before they can get to a hospital. Hope this helps.

Recent evidence shows that white sharks often will hit a prey item, administer a lethal bite, then wait for the prey to die, to avoid injury from struggling victims. Most humans are pulled from the water rather quickly, so the shark sometimes has no time to consume the victim. Human remains have been found numerous times in white shark stomachs, so the "mistaken identity" theory may be incorrect.

Answer 2

because the have multiple rows of serated teeth, and are up to 5000 pounds and can lunge 3 meters out of the water killing a seal with excessive amount of biteforce it does not even need, when they see you humans out there it is simply sampling none would survive a true great white shark ayttack, if we did not know animals ans spoted such a creature in the ocean it would be dubbed the beast of the sea, truly a true, very true and true to thne loo loo loo monster