How do Great White Sharks travel?

Answer 1

Sharks propell themselves forward with their massive caudal fin on their tails. Their pectoral fins and dorsal fins then steer them through the water.

Answerthey swim like a fish. most of the energy comes from their tails.

Answer 2

they move their tail back and forth which propells them forwards.

Answer 3

they move their tail back and forth which propells them forwards.

Answer 4

Its powerful tail swishes through the water, thrusting the shark forward. Water runs through the gills and keeps him breathing. The great white never sleeps, nor stop moving!

Answer 5

a shark moves with its tail
they use there tail, and there fins to move, X

Answer 6

They swim. Great Whites are pelagic sharks--ones that move around in the ocean.

Answer 7

They basically use their tails to propel themselves forward in water. They have a streamlined body which allows them to reduce water resistance (friction) and swim faster in water.

Answer 8

Great White Sharks are wonderful swimmers, so swimming is their preferred mode of travel.

Answer 9

Follow the link in Related links for information about shark propulsion.