The diamond dust has the same properties of larger diamonds, but the tiny diamond particles cannot be set into jewelry by themselves. It is carefully gathered after cutting, and comes to good purpose in many industries.
Larger sharks, including great whites, tiger sharks and whale sharks, travel more widely and have greater depth range in the water column. Great whites dive deeper than 1km and are seasonal visitors to temperate coastal waters, lured by the likelihood of a feed at seal and sea-lion rookeries and haul-out areas.
The Ground Sharks are the largest of shark orders with 277 currently identified species which includes many of the most typical, well known sharks as well as some unusual and potentially dangerous ones. Ground Sharks include Bull Sharks, Hammerheads, Blacktip, and Catsharks. While some of the Shark orders show great diversity as well as highly specialized characteristics, Ground Sharks enjoy more commonality within their order. They tend to be generally adapted, able to flourish in a broad array of habitats and enjoy a wide range of prey.