Bull+Shark,+by+Kaylee+and+Ryane

 ** All About Bull Sharks ** By Ryane Porter and Kaylee Dickson

** Introduction ** How much do you know about a Bull shark ? You will be an expert after you have read this page.Scientists have been researching what they eat, what they look like, where they live and how they behave. Bull sharks are amazing creatures. Appearance Bull sharks can weigh between 200 and 500 pounds and can be anywhere between 7 and 11.5 feet long. The females are larger than the males. They are gray on top and have a white belly. The tips of their fins are dark. They have a short snout and very small eyes. Their teeth are triangular and very sharp.

** Habitat ** Bull sharks are mostly found in shallow warm ocean waters. They swim near the coastlines where many people swim. They are interesting because they live in saltwater and also in freshwater. They have been found in the Amazon River and swimming in the Mississippi River. ** Diet ** Can you believe Bull sharks will eat almost anything? Their diet includes mostly fish but they also eat crustaceans, mollusks, dolphins and sea turtles. Bull sharks will even eat other sharks and humans. They may mistake a human for their prey.

** Behavior ** Many experts believe Bull sharks are the most dangerous sharks in the world! They are very unpredictable, aggressive and territorial. If a predator gets in their space, they may head butt the animal and then attack it. Ouch! Some believe that Bull sharks have been responsible for many human deaths because they mistake people for their prey. It is believed that the Bull shark is the most frequent attacker of people. They move slowly and they like to live alone. They hunt at night and during the day. They usually live to be about 16 years old. They can have anywhere between 1 and 13 pups.

Did you know how much there is to learn about Bull sharks ?They really are amazing sea creatures!Many experts believe that they`re the most dangerous and most aggressive sharks in the world! [|http://www.kids.nationalgeographic.com] [|http://www.enchantedlearning.com] __1,000 facts on sharks__
 * Conclusion **
 * Resources **