Changes: Raw great white shark

Revision as of 19:26, 26 April 2015

Raw great white shark

Detailed

Typical

Release

20 April 2015 (Update)

Examine

Not so great anymore! A versatile meat that can be used in sushi, or cooked for a delicious meal.

Raw great white sharks can be be fished at 80 Fishing with a harpoon. They require 84 Cooking to be cooked into a great white shark and heal 2100 lifepoints each. If you have unlocked the tier 5 prawn perk at the Prawnbroker, you will get a raw great white shark instead of a raw shark half the time when you fish at shark spots.

They can also be fished bare-handed at a Fishing level of 96, a Strength level of 80, and some completion of Barbarian Training for 90 Strength experience. At level 85 Agility, there is a chance to catch two great white sharks at once. Great white sharks give 130 Fishing experience per catch and 212 Cooking experience when cooked.

Unlike a cooked great white shark, a raw great white shark can be used to create great maki and great gunkan at level 84 and 91 Cooking respectively.

Trivia

Despite technically being a raw shark, a raw great white shark cannot be used to recharge the Enchanted lyre.

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 They can also be fished bare-handed at a Fishing level of 96, a [[Strength]] level of 80, and some completion of [[Barbarian Training]] for 90 Strength experience. At level 85 Agility, there is a chance to catch two great white sharks at once. Great white sharks give 130 Fishing experience per catch and 212 Cooking experience when cooked.
-Unlike a cooked great white shark, a raw great white shark can be used to create [[great maki]] and [[great gunkan]] at level 84 and 91 Cooking respectively.
+Unlike a [[great white shark|cooked great white shark]], a raw great white shark can be used to create [[great maki]] and [[great gunkan]] at level 84 and 91 Cooking respectively.
 ==Trivia==

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Dungeoneering fish	Heim crab ^(Raw) Red-eye ^(Raw) Dusk eel ^(Raw) Giant flatfish ^(Raw) Short-finned eel ^{(Raw • Sinkholes)} Web snipper ^(Raw) Bouldabass ^(Raw) Salve eel ^(Raw) Blue crab ^(Raw) Cave moray ^(Raw) Vile fish ^(Raw)
Special fish	Goblin fish ^(Steamed) Lava eel ^(Raw) Karambwan ^{(Raw • Poison)} Sea turtle ^(Raw) Manta ray ^(Raw) Tiger shark ^(Raw) Fury shark Baron shark ^(Raw) Giant carp ^(Raw) Whitefish Great white shark ^(Raw) Raw tropical trout Trout (Combat Academy) Raw tarpon Raw seerfish Raw sillago Raw wobbegong
Leaping fish	Leaping trout Leaping salmon Leaping sturgeon
Trophy fish	Big bass Big swordfish Big shark