How do killer whales and great white sharks differ?

Gills and deep diving– There is also the fact that sharks do not need oxygen in order to survive so they can stay submerged indefinitely underwater and at great depths.In fact it is estimated that the great white can reach depths of around 4,000 ft. which is significantly deeper than the killer whales diving range. read more

Winner: The great white shark might have scarier teeth, but the killer whale is bigger and faster. Killer whales also have an advantage when hunting in big groups. Notable examples of sharks vs. killer whales: Blue Cliffs Beach, Tuatapere, New Zealand – Boxing Day 2011 A group of sharks had been swimming near the beach when a pod of orcas showed up. read more

!”, you beg to know. You would not be alone in thinking that sharks and whales are alike. read more