Great white sharks live in cool coastal waters around the world.
They are the largest predatory fish, averaging about 4.6 meters long, with some reaching up to 6 meters, about half the length of a bus.
A mother typically gives birth to 2-10 baby sharks, called pups, but she doesn’t take care of them and might even try to eat them.
Great whites can smell seals from two miles away and can detect one drop of blood in a huge amount of water.
They like to sneak up on their prey from below and often jump out of the water to catch them by surprise.