BULL SHARK

  They are only 10 feet long.  They live in all warm shallow waters.  They do attack people if you come near them.

GREAT WHITE SHARK

They grow up to 14-21 feet.  They are the largest and most dangerous predatory shark.  They live offshore in both cool and warm seas.  The shark has attacked more swimmers then any other shark.

HAMMERHEAD SHARK

They grow up to 14-21feet.  They swim constantly.  They use there heads to mine on the bottom of the ocean to find stingrays.  There teeth are very dangerous.

LEMON SHARK

The lemon shark grows up to 9-11 feet long.  It is yellowish brown or olive top and yellowish underneath.  They are found in warm waters near the shore or river mouths.

NURSE SHARK

  They grow up to 10-14 feet.  They are yellow to grayish brown.  The shark likes to lie motionless in warm shallow waters.  They are found in North America, and Africa.  The long barbells or feelers on its nose is used to find food.

CARIBBEAN REEF SHARK

The shark can grow up to 7 to 10 feet long.  They are found in the Caribbean sea.  The shark lives in coastal waters and the coral reef, sometimes it lays motionless in caves.  It is olive gray on top and yellowish white underneath.  They eat fish and rays.    

TIGER SHARK

   The shark can grow up to 14-18 feet long.  They are one of the most dangerous of all sharks.  They are dark to gray/brown with yellowish bellies.  They live in Australia to the Caribbean.

WHALE SHARK

  They are the largest living fish.  They grow up to 40 feet long.  There back is reddish brown or greenish gray and is covered with yellow spots and stripes.  They do not eat people they just eat fish.