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Supposedly they are at the top of the food chain, but I'd think some bigger sharks like Great Whites would eat them.
Great White sharks i think
I THINK 10 ARE backthere are roughly 3,500 great whites left, now becoming more endangerd than tiger sharks.
yes there stupid what do you think? they are blind people
Yes especially surfers because from below paddling surfers look like swimming seals
Surprisingly, human deaths from sharks are actually very rare. Only a handful of deaths occur each year. Great whites, tiger sharks and bull sharks have been known to attack people, viewing them as prey. Great whites, in particular, occasionally mistake surfers for seals, as they have a similar outline when viewed from below. Other than those species, the majority of shark attacks result from people provoking that sharks, which then bite in self-defense. Sharks are killed by humans far more often than humans are killed by sharks.
sharks attack us because they think we are seals or other prey.
It's not always a bull shark. It can be a great white. It can be a hammerhead. But, you're correct bull sharks are the usual attacker. They are attracted to light at night. Sharks in general do not have good eyesight. They think humans are their daily prey because they think we are turtles, seals, and other smaller creatures. But, we aren't. The shark drowns if it stops swimming. So it is hard for the shark to get its prey quietly. So, if you're at the beach in Brazil (has a lot of sharks there) and hear "SHARK!!!" it means that someone obviously saw the predator because the water is clear there. Psst! You might want to get out!SHARK FACTS:bad eyesightmore aggressive in murky watera lot of sharks in the Bahamasless aggressive in clear water
yes ummm i think
Not usually, although you never know because the biggest Great White was caught in Cuba which is not far from Puerto Rico. The sharks that usually live in Puerto Rican waters are : Hammer Heads, Caribbean Reef Shark, Nurse Sharks and the two most dangerous... the Bull Shark & the Tiger Shark. But don't be scared! The last fatal shark attack was in 1922 off the coast of Santurce, Puerto Rico. After that there have been about 5 more minor shark attacks
no its mostly for camofluage because, like great whites, they strike from underneathand the stripes allow the fishes eye to "slide" over the stripes and think its just the environment then the shark gets em!!
Sharks are considered fish because they are fully aquatic animals. They have gills, and they will never come out of the water without human aid.