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Shark bites worldwide in 2017 were average, scientists say STUART, Fla — No need to panic, beach lovers According to the scientists who oversee the International Shark Attack File, 2017 was an average year for unprovoked shark bites worldwide Just
How to Avoid a Shark Attack – International Shark Attack File Sharks are important predators in the marine world They have a reputation as bloodthirsty killing machines, but this view is distorted Sharks are not unique in consuming animals For example, humans are predators, eating cattle, pigs, chickens, fish, and other creatures As apex (top) and
10 people killed in unprovoked shark attacks last year . . . Ten people died from unprovoked shark attacks globally in 2023, a slight uptick over the five-year average, according to a Florida-based database that tracks the rare events After investigating
Shark Attacks On The Rise After Three Year Decline - iHeart There were a total of 11 shark-related deaths, nine of which were caused by an unprovoked attack That number is nearly double the yearly average of five fatal unprovoked shark attacks per year The United States leads the world with 47 unprovoked shark bites, followed by Australia, which reported just 12 incidents
Report on 2017 Shark Attacks and Deaths Released by . . . There were 88 reported unprovoked shark attacks — five of which were fatal — in 2017 worldwide, according to the University of Florida International Shark Attack File’s latest report There were five fatalities based on reported unprovoked shark attacks in 2017 worldwide
Quick Tips – International Shark Attack File - Florida Museum Tips to help keep you and your family safe this summer: Swim with a buddy Stay close to shore Don’t swim at dawn or dusk Don’t swim around schools of fish or where people are fishing Avoid wearing jewelry Avoid excess splashing If a shark does get near you: Maintain eye c