Great White Shark Animal Information Poster Infographic

Wildlife species factsheet infographic titled "Great White Shark"; hero portrait is a dominant full-body side profile of a great white shark swimming in its natural open-ocean habitat, anatomically accurate proportions, realistic skin texture, natural posture, calm educational presentation, no exaggerated expression. Place the scientific name in italic directly below the title: "*Carcharodon carcharias*". Include a clear stat block with labeled facts in English: "Typical size" — "4–6 m length"; "Weight" — "680–1,100 kg"; "Lifespan" — "50–70 years"; "Geographic range" — "Coastal and offshore temperate oceans worldwide"; "Habitat" — "Cool, temperate coastal waters, offshore zones, and around seal colonies"; "Diet" — "Fish, rays, seals, sea lions, and carrion"; "Conservation status (IUCN)" — "Vulnerable". Add 4 fact callouts arranged around the portrait with small icons and one-line captions in English: paw icon: "Top predator that helps keep marine food webs balanced"; prey icon: "Young sharks eat more fish, while adults often hunt marine mammals"; water drop icon: "Lives in temperate seas and can travel long distances"; mountain icon: "Often seen near coasts, islands, and underwater drop-offs". Include a small range map silhouette labeled "Range" showing temperate coastal and offshore distribution across the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans. Visual style: audubon-style scientific plate blended with wildlife magazine editorial illustration, scientifically accurate, vector-clean infographic layout; vibrant kids-book palette with ocean blues, turquoise, coral red, sunny yellow accents, and clean cream background; mood is lively, friendly, curious, educational, and approachable for children while remaining scientifically precise. Use neat infographic panels, soft decorative marine motifs, subtle bubbles, arrows, and icon markers. No anthropomorphized cartoon features, no animal cruelty imagery, no captive-with-human framing, no watermarks. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no anthropomorphized cartoon, no captive-with-human imagery, no watermarks Anatomically accurate, no anthropomorphized cartoon expressions, no animal cruelty imagery, no captive-with-human framing. Conservation status (IUCN) must be accurate.