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Published
by Capstone
Press
(Capstone High-Interest Books,
Predators
in the Wild Series)
Spring
2002
ISBN: 0-7368-0786-1
Hardcover
32 pages
Reading level grades 3-4
Interest level grades 3-9
Did you know?
Male and female great whites
grow at different
rates. Males become
adults in about nine years. Females grow
larger,
and take about thirteen to
fifteen years to become adults.
Great
white sharks do not see their
prey as they attack. They roll their eyes
into their sockets to protect their eyes
as they strike.
Read
about how Great Whites
move through the water, their
thousands of teeth,
how they use
their senses to hunt prey, where
sharks live around the
world,
and
more. Plus myths versus facts
about Great White Sharks.
For
more information: click
here
To buy:
amazon.com
bn.com
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