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Mako Sharks By: John Looby Mako shark description Mako sharks are mackerel sharks that are very fast swimmers. They can swim up to 60 miles per hour.

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2 Mako Sharks By: John Looby

3 Mako shark description Mako sharks are mackerel sharks that are very fast swimmers. They can swim up to 60 miles per hour. They are short finned with a coned shape nose. They are usually found in out deep in the ocean, but they are sometimes found near the shore. It is dark gray-blue on the top and white on its belly. Mako sharks are mackerel sharks that are very fast swimmers. They can swim up to 60 miles per hour. They are short finned with a coned shape nose. They are usually found in out deep in the ocean, but they are sometimes found near the shore. It is dark gray-blue on the top and white on its belly.

4 Size –T–They average 5-8 feet long but can reach 12 feet. –T–Their average weight is 1,000 pounds.

5 Diet The Mako shark will eat almost every type of fish. they mostly eat schooling fish such as swordfish, tuna, herring, mackerel, and porpoise. The Mako shark will eat almost every type of fish. they mostly eat schooling fish such as swordfish, tuna, herring, mackerel, and porpoise.

6 Mako shark’s endangered The Mako shark is in danger of becoming extinct. The Mako shark is in danger of becoming extinct. This is because of them being hunted and killed by humans for their fins. This is because of them being hunted and killed by humans for their fins.

7 Special fact: TEETH Mako shark's teeth are long thin and sharp

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