用white shark造句子，“white shark”造句
"People see a great white shark on the south California coast, and another hundreds of miles away," o 'dor said.
Yes, this great white shark has a name that suits its its its appearance very well. Daha, it completely corresponds to its silly and simple appearance.
In cold-water regions, the most famous denizen is the white shark, which is famous for patrolling the temperate coasts of south Australia, South Africa and the west coast of North America.
The sea was still and quiet and something told us that maybe we should leave too, and we climbed into our boat just as great white shark came into view.
An enormous great white shark had him in its jaws, its teeth dug into his back.
New Zealand fur seals swim warily above a great white shark, the largest predatory fish in the seas.
A British couple said that they encountered a great white shark when it nudged their dinghy as they fished at the Perth beach of Australia's west coast.
The basking shark and whale shark are killed mainly for their fins and meat, and the great white shark for its jaws and teeth, he said.
Earlier today, the Auckland Museum cut open a young great white shark that had been mistakenly caught by local fishermen.
Once Endris was back in his Marina apartment, he began having a recurring nightmare: the great white shark plowing through the water, about to knock him off his board.
Upon rising back to the surface, a great white shark sinks its jaws into her *thigh, dragging her back under.
The sea was still and quiet and something told us that maybe we should leave too and we climbed into our boat just as a great white shark came into view.
With Oceans Research's co-director, Enrico Gennari, an expert on great white sharks, the team tried unsuccessfully to "walk" the shark back to sea.
While there are numerous types of sharks, only four are most frequently cited in encounters with humans—the bull shark, the tiger shark, the great white shark and the oceanic white tip shark.
Third, Heil mentioned that great white shark migration patterns take the sharks down the U. s. East Coast during the summer, putting them closer to populated areas.
