The Most Sudden And Fatal Predator On Earth

(Before It's News)

The most dangerous creature in the world is not what you think it might be. (Photo: wholelifehawaii.org.) The great white shark (Carcharodon carcharias) is a large lamniform cartilaginous shark that inhabits the coastal surface waters of all the earth’s major oceans. Reaching over 20 feet long and three and a half tons, the mature great

The Most Sudden And Fatal Predator On Earth was originally posted on: PlanetSave. To read more from Planetsave, join thousands of others and subscribe to our free RSS feed, follow us on Facebook (also free), follow us on Twitter, or just visit our homepage.

• Diversity—The Hallmark of Australia’s Agricultural Competitiveness, ABCA
• Fascism and the Future, Part One: Up From Newspeak
• The Secret to Keeping Fruits and Vegetables Fresh Longer
• British Isles Endure Unprecedented Flooding
• Electric Car Sales In Netherlands, Canada, & Ireland (January 2014)
• You Don’t Have to Eat Carrageenan: Finding Alternatives to a Toxic Food Additive
• Food security in a world of natural resource scarcity | International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI)
• Electric Car Sales In Norway, Denmark, & Sweden (January 2014)
• New Poll: Most Republicans Want To Regulate Carbon Pollution
• Chevrolet Will Now Give Money To College Campuses If They Pollute Less