How big is the biggest white shark

When great white sharks reach adulthood, their body length can reach 4-6 meters, and the longest one can reach more than 8 meters. They belong to relatively large sharks, which are very fierce, have strong predation ability and have few natural enemies. They generally live alone in adulthood, from shallow sea to deep sea with a depth of about 1200m. They are widely distributed in Atlantic Ocean, Pacific Ocean, Indian Ocean and other oceans. They are mainly distributed in temperate waters, and rarely appear in tropical and cold waters.

Knowledge Expansion

Although great white sharks are very big, their behaviors are still agile, and they have strong explosive ability when preying, and can launch attacks on prey in an instant. They usually prey during the day and rest properly at other times. They also swim all the time when they are resting. Because they belong to cartilaginous fish, they have no swim bladder in their bodies, so they can't use it to assist breathing. Only by constantly swimming and letting the water flow through its gills can it keep breathing. If they don't swim for a long time, they will suffocate.