Sharks. Set II

Presents a short study of thresher sharks, and describes what they look like and where they live, how they use their senses, and other interesting facts.

Presents information on seal sharks including where they live, their appearance, their diet, how they use their senses to see, hear, locate food, and detect predators, and how they care for offspring. Also discusses the predatory nature of seal sharks and how they defend themselves. Includes facts about seal sharks, a glossary, and a list of Web sites for more information.

Provides information about mako sharks, including their physical characteristics, where they live, what they eat, their senses, and their babies. Describes the mako shark's attack and defense of other sea creatures and humans.

Describes the life of the predatory lantern shark focusing on its physical characteristics, behaviors, habitat, diet, senses, offspring, and attack and defense abilities.

Provides information about common sawsharks, which are recognized by their flat, blade-like snouts. Describes the common sawshark's physical characteristics, habitat, food, babies, senses, and attack and defense mechanisms when threatened by other sea creatures or humans.

Describes basking sharks, their features, habitat, behaviors, and life cycle. Includes a list of basking shark facts.