The program begins with an introduction to sharks in general and great white sharks in particular. Students are chosen from the audience to demonstrate how sharks are adapted to their environment. Specimens and models are used to help demonstrate how sharks are different from bony fish and how sharks find their food using their seven senses. With the gigantic jaws from a 20 foot long great white shark, your students see how sharks continually grow and replace their teeth. Finally, student helpers assist in showing how big sharks are, from the smallest to the largest, and a few in between. After the demonstrations, undersea explorers, Wayne and Karen Brown, then take your students on their thrilling adventure in search of great white sharks at Guadalupe Island in Mexico via an exciting and fast-paced, HD video presentation. In this multi-image presentation your students join the Browns on the expedition boat  where they meet the captain and crew. As they accompany Wayne and Karen on the expedition in search of great white sharks your students will learn how great white sharks are part of the ocean food chain. The highlight of the presentation is seeing us in our shark cage as we are surrounded by several hungry Great White Sharks! After the multi-image presentation, your students come literally face-to-face with a great white shark when they meet "Maria", the 15' inflatable, female, great white shark. As time allows, at the end of the presentation a brief time is set aside for your students' questions and answers. If you would like to learn more about Great White Sharks visit our past Internet Expedition, The Mexico Great White Shark Expedition. Click on this link to dive into adventure...