The characteristics of a Mako shark are blue or violet dorsal fin, but there are many more. The dorsal fin is either blue, violet or deep purple. The teeth are so sharp, when they close their mouth you can still see the teeth. The fins on a Mako shark are very small. The Mako sharks cousin is the Great White Shark. The Mako Shark is warm blooded.
Mako sharks are caught in deep water or by Australia all the way to New Zealand. Mako sharks are caught in warm water. On the map they are usually between 50 degrees North and 50 degrees South. They are found swimming near Australia and New Zealand. Usually found hunting on top of the water.
The Mako sharks prey are bony fish. A Mako sharks prey are Tuna, Mackerel, Swordfish, and Bonito. Mako sharks
Mako sharks are caught in deep water or by Australia all the way to New Zealand. Mako sharks are caught in warm water. On the map they are usually between 50 degrees North and 50 degrees South. They are found swimming near Australia and New Zealand. Usually found hunting on top of the water.
The Mako sharks prey are bony fish. A Mako sharks prey are Tuna, Mackerel, Swordfish, and Bonito. Mako sharks