The Great White Shark Research Paper

The great white shark: the king of ocean, the evil ruler, destroying everything in it’s path. From the looks of them, it would be understandable to make this assumption. But let’s clear the air for our good friend, the great white. In fact, over 80% percent of shark attacks had survivors. I mean, they lost a limb maybe, but they survived! Sharks don’t like the taste of us, because after taking one bite, they’ll leave. It’s all just a big misunderstanding. They confuse us for seals, their real prey. From below, it is hard to distinguish between what is seal and what is human, especially when they’ve a surfboard. Just to clarify, the human has the surfboard, not the seal. Great white’s are not a great threat, yet we demonize them.
Cats, on the other hand, …show more content…
When great whites are young, they feed on fish and rays. However, when they grow older their main prey are mammals, including seals and small whales. Great whites have not suddenly started craving human. There are many survivors of attacks that would tell you so. Similarly, the domestic cat’s diet has not changed due to us feeding them. Cats still need a high proportion of protein and organ meat in their diet. Dry cat food, sadly, approximates their dietary needs. But, like great whites, cats are hunters. They’ll hunt chipmunks, squirrels, and birds if they have to. Furthermore, like sharks, cats have not had the desire to feast on human, to our knowledge. Overall, both their diets have not changed due to us, unlike sycophantic dogs.
By way of contrast, we have had an effect on the diets of other animals. For example: dogs. Dogs have evolved to be able to be with humans by eating more carbohydrates. Part of the domestication of the wolf was a genetic change, recently found, that enables dogs to process carbohydrate. Thought to be from rummaging around in people’s garbage. At least great sharks spit out people, most of the