Great White Sharks

No, sharks don't get diabeties.

Coral Reef White Tip Sharks are known for attacking humans; black tips from what i know don't show aggression to humans.

black tip sharks are known for attacking humans but attacks have never been fatal

No, they are just like normal sharks they do not they may bite you but that's very rare.

Sharks smell blood so they go after it and because of mucky water or not clear water and/or because the bad sight sharks have,they attack what is in the area of blood

Yes there are eye witness accounts, like what happened to a Robert Pamprin off the California coast several years ago while diving for abilone. His partner saw him inside the mouth of an enormous white shark, from the chest down. He was never seen again, as the shark slowly swam away, taking him completely down as it went.

The ecosystem of the ocean is basically bigger fish eat smaller fish that eat smaller fish that eat algae. If they went extinct, there would be to many medium fish eating then causing those smaller fish that eat algae to die out, thus creating a domino effect. Because then, the algae would take over the coral reefs, causing animals who claim it as their home to die out. Thus causing a largely overload on the medium fish, who will later have no more smaller fish because their habitat has been destroyed, will mean a barren and dead ocean.

This is a poorly defined question, because the difficulty of biting through steel depends upon how thick the steel is, as well as the kind of steel (some steel alloys are much harder than others), and in addition, there are many different kinds of sharks, and some have stronger jaws than others. I will note that if the steel is sufficiently thin (steel foil) even we human beings can bite through it. I will also note that sharks do not normally encounter steel anyway, and they much prefer to bite fish and seals. That said, it is true that sharks have very strong jaws. That is probably what you are trying to find out.

Shark teeth are made up of calcium phosphate, which is the mineral apatite. Although shark teeth are sturdier than the cartilage that makes up their skeleton, the teeth still disintegrate over time unless they are fossilized. This is why you rarely find white shark teeth on a beach.

Shark teeth are preserved if the tooth is buried, which prevents decomposition by oxygen and bacteria. Shark teeth buried in sediments absorb surrounding minerals, turning them from a normal whitish tooth color to a deeper color, usually black, gray or tan. The fossilization process takes at least 10,000 years, although some fossil shark's teeth are millions of years old! Fossils are old, but you can't tell the approximate age of a shark tooth simply by its color because the color (black, gray, brown) depends completely on the chemical composition of the sediment that replaced the calcium during the fossilization process.

this happens because the heat of the human blood temperature will be attracted easier in warm water. But if they smell blood faster won't they swin faster in warmer water? No because cold water is much more of an ocean temperature water so sharks swim faster in cold water.

VERY. some sharks can severly damage boats even sink them. some sharks are capable of seeds up to 45mph and leaps of 20ft out of the water. most sharks, however, are docile and will leave you alone if you leave them alone. never does a shark attack unless it is provoked or mistakes surfers to look like seals. hey people make mistakes to. also we'er in their territory, they were here first.

Actually, sharks have no bones. Their skeletons are made up of cartilaginous material.

Unlike most fish, sharks possess skeletons made completely of cartilage. Cartilage is a softer, more flexible tissue than bone. The reason you can bend your ear or tip of your nose is because it's supported by cartilage. Most bones in our body are formed by cartilage precursors that later become calcified to form the hard skeletal tissue we know as bone. Sharks actually do form some types of calcified tissues, such as their teeth, so they do have the ability to form bone. Then why don't they form bone for their whole skeleton? Well, sharks evolved from bony ancestors so in fact they actually evolved to not produce a bony skeleton. There are several ideas why this may have occurred. One thought is that the evolution of a cartilaginous skeleton gives sharks a more flexible, maneuverable body, making them extremely well adapted for a variety of swimming modes. A flexible body is also helpful for moving around complex habitats and tucking into small spaces and crevices.

the simple food chain of a leopard frog is the fly

yes. if startled wild elephants are a danger to practily anything that moves

Great white sharks do not hibrinate, neither do other sharks, but they do migrate.

IN Massachusetts? No. In the oceans NEAR Massachusetts? Yes.

vulnerable

they have very sharp teeth... once bitten u can never get out of their mouth alive... the y r very cunning i dnt lik them dolphins r better than them :p

Sharks are salt water fish, they would not survive long in fresh water.

Great Whites are one of the largest species of Sharks known to Man. Adults great whites are on an average between 4 to 5 meters (13 to 17 feet) in length. Large Great Whites are known to be around 6 meters (20 feet) in length. Females are generally larger than males.

To ensure survival. Without adaptations, they would die to changing environments and prey. As with many animals in the sea, they are extremely sensitive when environments change too much. For example, with overfishing certain areas, sharks have the choice to starve to death or adapt. Sometimes, this forces sharks to search for food in new places and become more desperate. This can lead to higher shark attacks on people, since there is nothing left in the water. It is important for us to stop over-fishing the oceans because we are inevitabley risking our own lives.

Well what else? The blacktip reef shark.

What else? Spinner shark

Yes, actually great whites migrate up into the north Atlantic in the Gulfstream and have been spotted off the coast of Maine. Although Titanic sunk north east of Maine there have been sightings that far up. Only during summer months though.

because the muscle in the tail is so big and strong like me