How does the great white shark protect itself from predators?

Answer 1

A great white shark protects itself from predators with its distinctive coloring. The dark top side of its body makes it difficult for predators to see it from above while the light bottom side makes it tough for predators to see it from below. The white shark also has sharp teeth and a powerful tail to escape predators or attack when cornered.

Answer 2

It depends on the predator. Great Whites usually don't have predators...unless it's a human or killer whale. They can't defend themselves very well from either one. A pod of killer whales will turn the shark upside down and hold it still until the shark stops breathing and then the whales will eat it.

Against a human, the shark will most likely be killed.

A great white will use its caudal fin (tail fin) as a weapon and its teeth. Another thing a great white will do is roll its eyes in its head to protect them from getting hurt. Hope this helps!

Answer 3

The great white shark protect itself by eating the enemy, hiding them self in the ocean ground and by running away as fast as they can with 22 miles per hour

Answer 4

The great white shark defends itself by eating anything that attacks it.

Answer 5

when a great white shark is attacked the fight is on!

sharks start fighting and bitting until 1 falls.

Answer 6

The Shark Protects Itself By Eating Others