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Great white sharks are made entirely of muscle. They have no bones, but their skeleton is made of cartilage. Their name is a little exaggerated, because they are gray or black on the top of their bodies, and they are only white on the bottom of their bodies. Their skin feels rough because it is covered with denticles, or scales like teeth.
