Predation
<p>Great white sharks are apex predators; they are at the top of the food chain. Occasionally great white sharks will encounter a <span class="taxon"><em>orcinus orca</em></span> or another shark of comparable size (Martins and Knickle, 2009). These species pose a small threat to great white sharks.<span> (Martins and Knickle, 2009)</span></p>
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