2.7 metres

Maximum Weight Although larger sharks may target juvenile makos, adults generally have little to fear, and are most likely to fall prey to longline fishing vessels or sports fishermen The fastest of all sharks, and capable of attaining speeds of up to 32 kilometres per hour, the mako holds the speed record for long distance travel, with one species recorded travelling 2130 kilometres in just 37 days – an average distance of 58 kilometres per day! It is also capable of leaping high out of the water when attacking prey or when trying to escape the hooks of sport fishermen Thermocouples and

Thermistors

Thermocouple Wires

Nodified Temperature Loggers

Red Muscle 1 2 White Muscle Stomach