Глубоководная акула ампулы Лоренцини и биолюминесцентные линии

A digital illustration of a great white shark in mid-hunting approach, portrayed with a network of glowing cold bioluminescent blue lines mapping its sensory and predatory anatomy. The cartilaginous skeleton is rendered as flexible geometric framework, the lateral line system as a full-body motion detector array. The image is set against abyssal ocean black, depth pressure readings floating at the margins. The ampullae of Lorenzini, hundreds of electroreceptor pores clustered on the snout, are emphasized with a pulsing red-orange glow, indicating active electromagnetic detection: the prey's heartbeat rendered as intercepted signal waves feeding into the shark's targeting consciousness. The teeth are visualized as serrated replacement queues. The style merges marine biology research documentation with military targeting system aesthetics, designed to resemble a naval analysis of nature's most refined predator, clinically respectful of four hundred million years of evolution.