Structural Adaptations
Structural adaptations that they have using their body parts or covering. One structural adaptation that the great white shark has is their teeth, their teeth helps them because when they are hunting for food they can easily kill their prey with their razor sharp teeth after they kill the prey they can dig into the animal and get all the meat out and go for the next victim. Another structural adaptations that the great white has is their electroreceptors that find one of their greatest prey the stingray or other animals that give off an electric charge that flows through the water. One last structural adaptation is their lateral line. The lateral line helps the great white shark because it can sense any creature in the sea that is struggling and/or bleeding. It also helps the great white because they can know where predators and prey are to hunt them or hind from the predator such as the orca whale aka the Killer Whale.