Shark s general Characteristics: White sharks are characterized by fuzzy form body and robust, there also flatten

ed shape shark, sometimes it is often look in the sea world. The nose is conical , short and thick. The mouth is big and rounded curve shaped and half closed. It has one row of teeth in the upper jaw and one or two of the bottom. It is helpf ul that the water enters and leaves the gills continuously and easily. When the shark gills drown the water flow is stopped though they have lackness to take th e right step to regulate water and sink. During the attack the jaws are opened t o the end that the head shape is deformed and then close the jaw with a force 30 0 times that of a human capability. The teeth are large, saw-like, triangular an d very wide. Some have no diatom or any tooth reduction, but they have all the j aw with teeth aligned and equally capable of grasping, cutting and tearing. Whit e sharks have two or three constantly growing supplementary teeth behind the top two rows of teeth, when it is fall and new ones are being replaced by new rows within years. The base of the tooth is rootless and bifurcated giving it a disti nctive look shaped arrowhead. Skin color of shark is varies from tan to brown to black. It has a light-colored cross line on the sides and edges of the fins. Th ere are darker spots on the sides. The general form is a large and powerful body that has a wide head with small eyes. Children are black and the eye color is b lue -green fluorescence. The flat sixgill shark can grow up to 4.8 m. Adult male s usually average between 3.1-3.3 m, while adult females average 3.5 to 4.2 m. http://extremesharkfacts.com/sharks