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Whale Sharks (Rhincodon typus): These giant creatures of the ocean are the largest fish species still alive today. Feeding mainly on Plankton these fish are found in tropical/warm waters around the world and are a huge tourist attraction, with the opportunity to swim with these docile creatures which live for an average life span of 70 years. whale, shark, ocean, water, wild, diver, fish, diving, sea, creature, whaleshark, rhincodon, grey, animal, vector, swim, swimming

This chart shows some of the most well known types of sharks. Each has its own distinctive traits. The bull shark gets its name from its stocky appearance and unpredictable behavior. The shortfin mako is the fastest shark, with a top swimming speed of over 30 mph. The hammerhead shark literally has a hammer-shaped head. Many think the great white is the most dangerous shark. Often overlooked is the loan shark. Loan sharks swim deep in the seamy underbelly of the ocean and prey on local "mom and pop" fish, as well as fish with gambling problems. They typically have a wide belly and are known to carry baseball bats. But other varieties wear suits and run banks. Last but not least is the infamous pool shark. This shark builds up the confidence of other sharks by pretending to be bad at swimming. Sometimes they even appear to be drunk as a ploy. Then, when the time is right, they strike with precision accuracy. They often have nicknames like "Fast Eddie" or "Kid Delicious."