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black tipped reef shark
yes
in the ocean but some in lakes
Shark attacks are not a very common occurrence in New Jersey. There have never been any fatal shark attacks in New Jersey and only a handful of attacks on humans in the past 100 years.
atlantic ocean and jaws
Not usually - shark attacks are very rare, as almost all types of shark will only attack if they are provoked, or if they smell blood.
Most shark attacks occur near reefs, between sandbars, and near steep drop-offs, because those places also attract other marine life that the sharks hunt. Sharks are also attracted to places where humans fish, or where waste was disposed in the water, leading to more attacks in those areas. Most of the shark attacks on humans occur near the water surface, on swimmers, snorkelers, and surfers - there were 318 attacks between 2000 and 2009 on surface recreationists (people surfing, rafting, floating, etc), 185 attacks in the same period on swimmers, and only 53 on divers. The countries with the most shark attacks are the USA, Australia, and South Africa.
Seriously? Are you kidding me? I have personally never heard of anyone dying from a shark attack. Man, what a silly thing to ask... yes shark attacks are deadly alot of people die by swimming in the ocean
nO, nOt really. it kind Of depends On where yOu are, but yOu are mOre likely tO get stung by a bee than get attacked Or killed by a shark.
it is believed to be either a baby white shark implicated for the ocean attacks and either a mature bull or baby white in the creek attacks. hope this answered your question about a "strongest" shark
yes there is. shark attacks are reported everywhere
There have been three shark attacks recorded in Delaware since 1690.