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.
Shark is danger because it love meat and it want eat meat
tiger shark
The shark that filter feeds is called a whale shark, and it is not a danger to humans in any way.
None. They are howler monkeys.
Yes or NO
Every sea animal execpt the shark, Wolves r in danger, polar bears, and tigers.
yes because people are killing them for their teeth and skin
No, human swimmers are not usually in great danger from sharks. Shark attacks on humans are rare, and most shark species are not interested in preying on people. It's important to practice caution in areas known for shark activity, but the risk of a shark attack is very low.
A shark's brain helps them capture their prey. They also use it when they are defending themselves when in danger.
Actually only 10 out of shark species are a danger to humans. So they are not vicious man-eaters
Some shark species are endangered and protected, but if you are in danger of your life then you are allowed to kick a shark. Punching a shark on the nose or putting your fingers into its eyes are said to be better ways of scaring it off.
The county mayor is the antagonist of jaws. The shark does only what a shark does and only becomes a danger when the mayor forces everyone to the water.