The Great White Shark

... The Great White Shark Carcharodon Carcharias, white pointer, man-eater, white death, or what have you, the great white shark patrols the ocean as one of the world's most ferocious predators to date. Being labeled as a killer isn't a very good way to view a great white. They should more or less be viewed as a misunderstood fish. Great whites are considered solitary predators, but some are currently being studied off the coast of South Africa because of a strange phenomenon that only happens in those waters. This phenomenon is that the great whites hunt in packs of three or more and are often very coordinated. Little is known about the great whites of the world, but some vital statistics have been observed. The great white can grow to 21 feet, but are averaged around 13-17 although reports of larger great whites, some in excess of 31 feet, have been reported, but

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