sharks attack us because they think we are seals or other prey.
it is illegal to fish for great white sharks in the US
Great White Sharks help us by eating dead or sick fish in the ocean to stop sicknesses from spreading and keeping the ocean from being a huge dead fish dump.
All sharks are deadly to their prey - which is usually fish, seabirds, and seals. Great white sharks sometimes attack humans, but it's usually because we look like seals from underneath - they don't really like our taste, or nobody would ever survive a shark attack.
no, actually theyare afread of us as so the great white!
Great Whites are found in every ocean in the world and can be found off the coast of Georgia, US.
Nothing if we then went in the water we would be claimed as sharks and nothing can attack us
They eat fish, shrimps, everything in the ocean (nearly everything) & they eat us (humans)
Normally, sharks don't actually attack people. In fact they are more scared of us than we are of them. But, if they seem to be voraciously hungry, almost any kind of shark (excluding the very small, and the whale shark) may attack you. They also might attack you if you provoke them too much into attacking you
the killer whale is helpful to man because it does not eat people and i eats Great white sharks so there is less of the Great white so they can ' t kill us
It's estimated that 450-550 white sharks are off the west coast, and further 350-450 off the east coast. These numbers vary from season to season, and year to year.
Great White Sharks (Carcharodon carcharias), being the largest predatory fish, do eat other sharks, including those of their same species. They do not eat humans, though they sometimes confuse us for a seal (their favorite prey) and take an exploratory bite. Humans are not a natural part of any sharks' diet.
Yes, actually they have. There is a guy well known named Rodney Fox who was almost killed by a great white. When you are far out into the open sea, Great Whites are around. In fact, great whites aren't even the deadliest sharks. Sharks are attracted to blood, splashing, bright colors, and jewelry.