The Great White Shark

Here is my expository writing on The Great White Shark, 

Everybody out of the water, it’s a shark!!!!! That’s not just any shark, that’s the Great White Shark. In this essay you will find these amazing facts about how The Great White Shark is classified as a fish, why this amazing creature is the 3^rd biggest shark, how it reproduces, and its defense mechanisms. Are you amazed? Well that was just a taste. This whole paper is filled with amazing facts that will blow your mind. Read this paper and find all those amazing facts.

     The Carcharodon Carcharias or known to us as the Great White Shark is probably the most feared yet the most misunderstood shark ever in our common time that’s so because it attacks people and we think that it dose it porously but it confuses surfers for seals . It’s probably also the most powerful shark thanks to its muscle packed and stream lined body. A full grown male weighs over 7000 lbs and reaches lengths up to 23 ft. Well amazed, If not you people don’t know half of the facts on this amazing creature. So if you like my paper so far please read on and find out why it’s classified as a fish.

     Okay if you listened you will read on, and find out more about The Great White Shark. The Great White Shark is a cold blooded hybrid carnivore. In its own defense it will attack any thing that gets to close to it or it’s young.  This creature’s defensive weapon is its rows of super sharp serrated teeth witch is meant for ripping and tearing through flesh. Instead of lungs it breaths through its gills. If provoked it can turn really mean and vicious. So stay away from it. It’s one of those animals that give birth to live young. Their young are 5 feet at birth and have 2-14 pups or babies at a time. Luckily even though it’s greatly prized and hunted the Great White Shark is not endangered. Are you amazed? Well read on, don’t stop, and find out more.

     The Great White Shark is a migrater. The females are the ones that migrate the most. The Great White Shark travels alone and is rarely seen in pairs. They love to live near the most temperate coastlines. They will viciously attack anything that gets to close to it or its young. So the Great White Shark may be peaceful at times but never throw caution to the wind when dealing with these magnificent creatures.

     So let’s review what you learned. You learned what the Great White Shark looks like, why it’s classified as a fish, how it uses its teeth to defend it self, and how it reproduces. Remember never stop learning. The animal kingdom has the most amazing creatures. Keep on learning