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What's the differences between a bull shark and a great white shark?

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There are a few difference between them:
~Bull shark: Their diet consists of fish, dolphins, sea turtles, carcasses, etc.
~G.W.Shark:They eat seals, dolphins, white carcasses, elephant seals, etc. They rip off the chunks of meat and swallow without chewing it.
~Bull shark:They cruise in shallow waters, but spend most of their time in freshwaters, which gives them the name 'freshwater whalers'.
~G.W.Shark:They are found in oceans and shallow seas. These sharks are commonly found on the coasts of California, Australia and South Africa and in all cold temperate and tropical coastal waters.


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umm alot...theyre different species...you can look them up on google or something

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I think bull sharks are more aggressive

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great white shark have bigger teeth and the bull shark is more fast

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one is white (not to be racist) one is a bull :)

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There are many differences. One of the main differences is bulk sharks can survive in both salt and fresh waters. Bulls are more aggressive but do not grow as large as a great white.

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You'll notice that the Bull has a squarer nose than the Great white http://www.flmnh.ufl.edu/fish/sharks/nsrc/images/bullshark.jpg

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