Great White Shark

History
Great White Sharks have been known throughout history as the kings of the sea. Having been hunted by Humans and Aem alike out of fear, the Great White Shark has become threatened and their numbers dwindling by the day. However, in remote regions of the world, massive populations have been found feasting on whales and fish schools in droves.

Behavior
Great Whites hunt in open waters and will attack from below, charging into their prey at high speeds to disorient them, sometimes throwing them out of the water entirely. They often take bites out of potential prey to taste their fat content, testing to see if they are worth digesting. They use their coloring and the deep blue of the ocean to become visible from a distance.

They rarely hunt out of their preferred prey, but test-bites are not uncommon. However, given their size, these test-bites can be fatal to smaller critters.

Predators & Prey
Great White Sharks will test any potential prey item with a bite, tasting their fat content. Very few creatures prey on the Great White Shark naturally, although Human and Aem alike hunt them often out of fear, using various parts as food or decoration.

Favorite Prey Items;
 * Seals
 * Whales

Appearance
These sharks are an average of twenty feet long with white stomachs and grey-blue backs. They have a large dorsal fin that cuts through the water and dozens of sharp teeth that are replaced quite often.

Strengths & Weaknesses
Great Whites are the King of the sharks that can output great force by charging into creatures. They have near perfect sight and smell in the waters, and are able to sense electrical signals from the bodies of creatures near them.

They are curious creatures, and thus they may put themselves at risk in order to investigate something they do not understand, regardless of how cautious they may be.