In my opinion...it is mostly due to unfounded/irrational fear and ignorance. There are a great number that are killed "accidentally" by fishing nets and shark nets that are supposed to keep sharks away, but often do the opposite. Some are killed for meat (i.e. "shark steaks). There is also the deplorable act of "finning" for the lucrative, unsustainable, and environmentally destructive business of shark fin soup.
In my opinion...it is mostly due to unfounded/irrational fear and ignorance. There are a great number that are killed "accidentally" by fishing nets and shark nets that are supposed to keep sharks away, but often do the opposite. Some are killed for meat (i.e. "shark steaks). There is also the deplorable act of "finning" for the lucrative, unsustainable, and environmentally destructive business of shark fin soup.
and normally they do it for meat as said and sometimes, say if a person has been killed by a shark they go out and try and kill the shark that killled that person, which is reallly unfair!!!! :((((
No
Sharks and alligators combined kill fewer people than dogs. Dogs are responsible for more fatal attacks on humans each year compared to the combined number of fatal attacks by sharks and alligators.
Dolphins are known to defend themselves against sharks and have been observed to chase them away in the wild. In some cases, dolphins have been known to injure or even kill sharks in self-defense or during competition for food. It is not common for dolphins to actively seek out and kill sharks as their primary source of food.
Other sharks. More than anything, humans are the number one killer of sharks. People kill millions and millions of sharks every year. It has recently been discovered that the Killer whale is a hunter and efficient killer of the great white whale. Probably the most efficient killer of great whites, including man. Scientists discovered that killer whales will take advantage of the fact that sharks are paralized when flipped on their backs. A killer whale drives into the shark, grabs it behind the head and flips it over and holds it until the shark is immobilized and then the pod will feast on the shark and eat the shark and even removes the liver and enjoys it as a group. See recent program on Nat'l Geo. channel
It legal to kill sharks, but this depends on the species and location.Some species are endangered and some areas(eg national marine areas) are protected.Other than that if you catch it you can kill it.Just remember that sharks are very important to the food chain. Also they are being over harvested in many areas and are close to extinction. Not to mention sharks are not even a threat to humans. Only 5 humans die each year by shark attack, whereas every year humans kill about 2 000 000 sharks. Compare that to starvation: 1 million people die by starvation each year. Sharks also typically don't attack humans. They fear US not the other way around. They are very picky eaters and will only eat seals and fish (unless they are starving but this is unlikely as where sharks live fish are plentiful)It is highly recommended to not kill sharks.
No, sharks kill more.
no
whoever wrote this is dumb. sharks kill PEOPLE DUNCECAP !
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People believe that sharks are very dangerous because they are but that does not mean that sharks kill many people. People mainly believe that they kill a lot of people because of movies like jaws and the news stories. You should be wary around sharks because they are very dangerous but they don't kill many people. Why? Because they don't like the taste of human blood.
It's either the JAWS series or the fact that sharks kill people
Because they attack or kill people
yes sharks can kill people. venomous snakes can kill people. anything large or venomous or posionous can kill people. even ants can kill somebody
No. There are several species of sharks that can hurt and kill people, should they get that idea.
Sharks kill an average of about 4 people each year.
Yes, because people hunt them. We kill more of them, then they kill us.
No