Great white teeth are arranged in rows and attached to the jaws by connective tissue. They are made from a very hard substance called enameloid covering a core of dentine (apatite and collagen).

Meet "Contender," the Largest Known Male Great White Shark in the North Atlantic. ... housing between 25 and 32 rows of teeth in the upper jaw and 30 to 34 in the lower jaw.

Bull sharks have fifty rows of teeth, each with about seven teeth, culminating in a total of 350 teeth per shark. Altogether, bull sharks may have and/or lose a total of 35,000 teeth in their ...

Bertie Gregory's new documentary follows him as he tries to track down a great white shark to swim with. Sharks Up Close With Bertie Gregory sees the wildlife filmmaker and his team head to South ...

On the heels of the 50th anniversary of "Jaws," The Times spoke to a shark researcher to dispel the misperceptions around great white sharks. 'Jaws' was wrong. Great white sharks are not mindless ...

Researchers are using advanced technology to study great white sharks off Cape Cod, revealing they are not the mindless killers depicted in "Jaws." White sharks are cautious hunters, exhibiting ...

Previous studies, including one led by McCormack, indicated that, at least in part, the rise of the modern great white shark is to blame for the demise of Otodus megalodon.

To glean more about megalodon’s prey selection, McCormack and his coauthors looked at the giant shark’s fossilized teeth and compared them with those of other animals that lived at the same ...

Previous studies, including one led by McCormack, indicated that, at least in part, the rise of the modern great white shark is to blame for the demise of Otodus megalodon. RELATED TOPICS Plants ...