White Shark NOAA Fisheries

The white shark is a large, wide-ranging species that occurs in temperate and subtropical seas worldwide. As an apex predator, the white shark is at the top of the food chain and plays an important ecological role in the oceans. It is also an iconic species due to its occurrence in near-shore habitats and frequent appearance in films and documentaries. But despite its fearsome reputation, its large size and low productivity (reproductive rates, growth rates, age at maturity, longevity, etc.) make the white shark vulnerable to declines from human impacts.

How To (Legally) Catch A Great White Shark

NOAA Clarifies Commercial Shark Fishing Regulations

A Fall From Dynasty: The Great White Decline, by Miolyka Popovich

NOAA Fisheries NE/MA on X: Recreational #anglers catch and

Oceanic Whitetip Shark

Oceanic Whitetip Shark

White Shark NOAA Fisheries

Sharks Smithsonian Ocean

White Shark Marine Predator Head Big, Side View, Close 3D, 56% OFF

See great white shark off Sarasota encounter boaters near dead whale

Blacknose Shark

Highly Migratory Species

NOAA Fisheries on X: There are hundreds of different shark