Table of Octonauts

Rank	Character	Size	Weight	Color
1	Whale Shark	45 ft	41,000 lbs	Bluish Gray
2	Tiger Shark	18 ft	2,000 lbs	Gray
3	Great White Shark	16 ft	4,000 lbs	Pale Gray
4	Hammerhead Shark	13.1 ft	580 lbs	Bluish Gray
5	Lemon Shark	12.1 ft	551 lbs	Yellow
6	Great Whitetip Shark	11 ft	201.8 lbs	Gray-bronze
7	Cookiecutter Shark	4 ft	Not Disclosed	Dark Brown, Tan, Beige
8	Swell Shark	2.6 ft	10 lbs	Orange Brown
9	Dwarf Shark	0.66 ft	2 lbs	Brown

SHARK CHARACTERS THE OCTONAUTS MET

Out of all the Octonauts’ adventures, the shark encounters are one of the thrilling! From tame ones to the most dangerous, the Octonauts successfully met these sharks. But an interesting angle we can explore is the size comparison of these shark characters! Our list includes the Whale Shark, Tiger Shark, Great White Shark, Lemon Shark, Swell Shark, Hammerhead Shark, Great Whitetip Shark, Cookiecutter Shark, and Dwarf Shark.

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LARGEST TO SMALLEST SHARKS

Since the Octonauts’ Fandom Wiki didn’t fully disclose the size of these characters, we will feature their real-life sizes instead. Our Hall of Famer is none other than the Whale Shark who bears a size of 45 feet, as revealed by PBS. The second placer has a 27 feet size gap from the Whale Shark; it’s none other than the Tiger Shark. According to Oceana, Tiger Sharks have an average size of 18 feet. Then, the category for the largest sharks ends at the Great Whitetip Shark, which is 11 feet in size. Moving on to the smallest sharks, we have three sharks to feature; the Cookiecutter, Swell, and Dwarf Sharks. The Cookiecutter shark stands at 4 feet in height, while the Swell Shark has 2.6 feet in size. On the other hand, the Dwarf Shark is 0.66 feet, making it the smallest shark in the world.

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HEAVIEST TO LIGHTEST SHARKS

Right after the size comparison, let’s see who are the heaviest and lightest sharks! Once again, the Whale Shark bagged first place for its weight of 41,000 pounds. The second placer is the Great White Shark, which weighs 4,000 pounds, replacing the Tiger Shark. Then once again, the Great Whitetip Shark ends the category for the heaviest sharks since it weighs 208.1 pounds. As for the lightest sharks, we have the Swell and Dwarf Sharks. The Swell Shark is 8 pounds heavier than Dwarf Shark. Now, that conclueds the size comparison of these shark characters.