A digital illustration of a {argument name="subject" default="great white shark"} in {argument name="action/state" default="mid-hunting approach"}, portrayed with a network of glowing {argument name="primary color" default="cold bioluminescent blue"} lines mapping its {argument name="system type" default="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 {argument name="area of interest" default="ampullae of Lorenzini, hundreds of electroreceptor pores clustered on the snout"}, are emphasized with a pulsing {argument name="accent color" default="red-orange"} glow, indicating {argument name="condition" default="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.