Sharks

There are 380 species of sharks.

From the smallest to the biggest, deadliest to harmless they live in the sea.

The deadliest sharks are the mighty hunters. They are the Great White shark, Bull Shark and Tiger Shark.

There are also White Tipped Reef Shark, Reef Shark, Lemon Shark, Whale Shark, Mako Shark, Hammerhead Shark and Blue Shark.

If you come across a shark, try and punch it on the nose. The shark will then swim away. If you are bleeding, don't go near the water as sharks can smell blood even a mile away. Try and be safe in the water.

Prince George starts pre-school

Prince George started 2016 with his first day at a pre-school.

Taken by his mother, Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, George spent a couple of hours settling into his new surrounds.

The Westacre Montessori School is near the family's home Anmer Hall, on the Queen's Sandringham Estate.

According to aides, he did 'very well' on his first day.

Photographs were released on Twitter to mark the milestone in the young prince's life and significantly there were no paparazzi present.

William and Kate hope to give their son and daughter - eight-month-old Princess Charlotte a normal upbringing away from the paparazzi.

Teenage boy breaks cricket scoring record

A Mumbai teenager, Pranav Dhanawade has broken the record as the first person to reach 1,000 or more runs in any form of cricket.

The run feast occurred in India at a tournament organised by the Mumbai Cricket Club.

You might think this is pretty impressive but the other team got only 31 all out. So you don't now if they are good at bowling and weaken at batting.

His 1009 came off 323 deliveries including 59 sixes and 129 fours. His team declared at 1465.

-Internet