Author: Windows User

Help Save the Sharks . . .

Stop the toxin spills in the Oceans will help save the life of a poor innocent shark.
Save Our Great White Sharks !

Save The Great White Shark
At the bottom of the sea a tribunal to punish the crimes of the white shark rows of teeth like bricks of nocturnal anchors that traded the racial spark.
We nailed the gangster during his dinner. A witness missing an arm or a leg, sold the ring to buy a healthy finger to point at the guilt, its ship, its wreck.
The shark was quiet during the trial. He yawned and played with a blemish. The maimed attorney wanted to file her client never swallowed a fish.
Why are the eyes so humanly white, why do they bulge, so flat a face? Why are my arms so long and tight, why do they need a shark to embrace?
Can't let the hunter vanish forever! How can inferior species grow? Seas will be filled with skin leper, beggars will hold the holy bow.
At the bottom of the sea erected a pyre to burn the book of the white shark. The dull plankton was born to admire an escape tunnel I dig in the dark.
By: Andy Shqiptar

The
Great
White
Shark

By: Dreshawna Washington

All About The Great White Shark

The largest predatory fish in the sea.
Due the shark’s skin high level of mercury they are not recommended for human consumption.
This shark may lose more than one thousand teeth a lifetime.
Great White Sharks live on the coasts of all continents EXCEPT Antarctica.
They are capable of eating whole sea lions.
Young Great White Sharks tend to eat Leopard sharks.
Great White Sharks live on an average of about 25 years.
It take the Great White Sharks 15 years to be able to reproduce.
Great White Sharks reproduce when a female shark bites upon a scar where the male shark’s sperm is release.

Great White Sharks are said to vary in size, but on average they tend to be 21ft long (6.4m)
These sharks are extremely heavy on average they wear about 7,000lbs. (3,175kg)
Great White Sharks are generally two colors:
- Gray, Gray/Blue, or Brown on one’s back.
- All White on one’s belly.
Great White Sharks rarely eat humans unless one is mistaken as their seal prey.
Great White Sharks are NO MATCH for Orcas, also known as the killer whale.
The Great White Shark is in danger of toxin spills in the ocean and its current increase of pollution.
The Great White Shark tends to protect itself by rolling their eyes in the back of their head.