Which is better, the bull shark or the great white shark?

The bull shark is also known as the bull shark, the bull white-eyed mackerel, the real white shark, etc., because of its strong shape, broad nose and aggressive habits, the bull shark is smaller, the body is wider than other sharks, and the torso is thicker. The whole body is spindle-shaped and highly aggressive. Let's take a look at which bull shark and great white shark are strong.

Which is better, the bull shark or the great white shark?

Great white sharks are better than bull sharks. Bull sharks, together with great white sharks and Ju's tiger sharks, are listed as the most aggressive, ferocious and most frequently attacked sharks, ranking second only to great white sharks. They are often crowned as wolves in the sea, human killers, mysterious ocean killers, shipwreck butchers and so on. Studies have shown that changes in the underwater environment and region are enough to cause its attack. Researchers believe that many attacks attributed to great white sharks may be caused by bull sharks, and the record of accidents caused by bull sharks is even higher than that of great white sharks in the annual reports of shark injuries and collisions with ships. Foreign incidents such as smashing yachts, swimming attacks and shark mouth breaking arms are the "masterpieces" of bull sharks, many of which were once thought to be the work of great white sharks.

What kind of food do bull sharks eat?

Bull sharks are sharks that regularly sneak in shallow water to find food. They are aggressive ambush predators that can cause fatal trauma and are fearless no matter how big their prey is. When hunting, they smell well, bite fast, eat much, and never be picky. They mainly eat fish including other sharks (even great white sharks), as well as rays, dolphins, sea turtles, seabirds, molluscs, echinoderms, crustaceans, and even dogs. They also often go up against the current at the mouth of the river to prey on hippopotamus, crocodiles and other aquatic animals. Some things that cannot be eaten, such as plastic bags and broken fishing nets, are also swallowed, and some people have even found coal and car number plates in the stomach of bull sharks.

Expansion: the most ferocious shark

1. Great white shark: great white shark is the largest carnivorous fish. it can be up to 6.5m long and weighs 3200 kilograms. It has a crescent-shaped tail, large teeth and serrated edges, triangular teeth, 10cm long teeth, and large aggressive sharks. But because of its huge size, it can be considered to be the ultimate extreme predator in the food chain, that is, the most senior consumer.

2. Bull sharks: bull sharks have mixed food habits. The corpses of cattle, dogs, people and even hippos have been found in their stomachs, and sometimes even other sharks eat. Bull sharks have a very strange egg-eating behavior, the strongest embryos will eat unfertilized eggs or weaker embryos in the womb, and only the strongest and most ferocious ones have a chance to survive.

3. Tiger shark: Tiger shark is a fierce and cruel predator second in size to great white shark in the shark family, and it is the largest known member of its family and genus. Its body length can be up to 740 cm, killing a variety of marine fish, mammals, seabirds, sea turtles and even people, known as "tigers in the sea", commonly known as "tiger sharks".