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Colossal creatures

The great white shark is the world’s largest known predatory fish. It propels itself through the water effortlessly using its highly efficient, streamlined body. Have fun building this mini great white shark kit using LEGO. Although realistic, it’s far from threatening, as it’s just 10 centimetres long!

mini Lego Great white shark

For your chance to win one of 5 mini great white shark kits, solve this ‘Who am I?’ and send us a drawing of your answer.

Fossil records of my kind date back 400 million years. I am a top predator and vital to the marine ecosystem. Within my diverse family are more than 400 species, many of which are threatened with extinction through overfishing. My skeleton is made of cartilage, not bone, and I constantly shed and replace my teeth. It’s said I have a great sense of smell and am very sensitive to vibrations in the water. Who am I?

How to enter
To be in the running to win one of these fantastic prizes, photograph your entry and email it to helixassist@csiro.au by 14 July 2021. Include your name, age, address and Double Helix subscriber number*. Get a parent’s permission, and ask them to sign each entry. The best entries in each competition will win.

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Terms and conditions of entry
To be valid, all entries must include name, address, age of entrant and Double Helix subscriber number.
Entering the competition assigns copyright to CSIRO.
Entries will be judged on creative merit, not by chance.
Age will be taken into consideration when judging.
All decisions on competitions are final and will not be discussed further.
Winners will be notified by mail and the names of competition winners only will be published three issues later.
CSIRO shall not be liable for any damage or loss suffered in connection with any of the prizes.
Any change in value of the prize between the publishing date and the delivery date is not the responsibility of CSIRO.
In the case that prizes become unavailable after the publishing date, CSIRO will send an alternative prize.
The closing date for this issue's entries is 14 July 2021.
Competition entries must be the entrant's own work.
It is the responsibility of the entrant to ensure copyright of their entry is not assigned elsewhere.
Winners should allow six weeks for prize delivery.
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