Re: Great White Shark hunting techniques -Reply -Reply

[ed seidl <eseidl@cris.com>]

At 18:51 1/23/96 -0500, you wrote:
>>On sharks:  Most whales that live in similar environments as the great
>>white are usually pretty big, reducing their chances of becoming a meal.
> 
>It should increase their chance of becoming a meal, though it decreases
>their chance of perishing from it. The sharks could survive nibbling on the
>whales like fleas nibbling on dogs, or like remoras on sharks. 

Actually, I'm pretty sure remoras just stick (hang on) to sharks for
transportation and only "leech" off the sharks by eating their table scraps.
No nibbling on the shark at all.