There is no species of shark that mostly attacks humans. Sharks eat aquatic life; fish, seals, and in the case of the whale shark, plankton. People can easily avoid sharks simply by not going in the water, so any shark that relied on eating people for its diet, would die of starvation. However, sharks do sometimes attack people, and the species which has done this the most is the great white shark.
Florida reported 30 shark attacks in 2015.
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Mostly Colorado
Humans are not a normal part of any shark's diet. There are only about 60 shark attacks on humans worldwide per year, few of which result in death.
People are spending more time in the shark's territory
There were 71 reported cases of fatal shark attacks on humans worldwide in 2007.
A great white shark is more fierce than a tiger shark. This is based on the recorded number of attacks on humans.
Shark attacks may occur when there's a feeding frenzy going on and a shark gets excited and ACCIDENTALLY attacks a nearby human. It can also happen when there's a surfer on a board and from under water, it looks like the surfer is a seal.... and you know, it attacks the human. Trust me.... I study this stuff in ALP.
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.
The Great White shark is ranked first with attacks on humans. 31 attacks have come from Great Whites in 2 centuries. Each year, there are roughly over 100 shark attacks that have been reported, worldwide.
There is no direct link between global warming and shark attacks. On average, worldwide shark attacks result in about 10 fatalities each year, with fluctuations due to various factors such as human behavior and shark populations. Global warming may impact the distribution and behavior of sharks, but it is not a direct cause of shark attacks on humans.
Shark attacks are extremely rare in the Puget Sound. While sharks have been observed in the area, there have been no reported attacks on humans in recent history.