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- Shark Attacks of 2023: Reliving the Most Brutal Incidents
An American visiting the Bahamas from Boston was killed on Dec 4, 2023, when she was attacked by a shark while paddle boarding, per CNN The Royal Bahamas Police Force issued a news release about her death, stating, "Preliminary reports indicate that the victim, along with a male relative, was paddle boarding away from the shoreline in waters at the rear of a resort in western New Providence
- Our shark problem explained - The New Daily
Experts have blamed the increasing number of surfers and whales for a huge spike in the number of shark attacks on Australia’s beaches Taronga Zoo’s Australian Shark Attack File (ASAF
- Shark attacks in Australia on the rise as predators move . . .
110 View comments it was the sixth shark attack in Australia in barely six weeks of 2022 In 2021 there were 73 unprovoked shark attacks worldwide compared to 52 in 2020
- The 9 Most Shark-Infested Beaches On Earth - A-Z Animals
According to the BBC, there were problems with the new port, particularly for bull sharks In Pernambuco, Brazil, there have been 59 shark attacks since 1931 According to shark attack data, 27 of them resulted in fatalities, with the most current one being in 2013 Gansbaai, South Africa
- Report: Shark Attacks by the Numbers, Australia Takes the . . .
Researchers found that while Australia had less than half the number of unprovoked attacks shark attacks compared to the US in 2023, it had the most fatal attacks When it comes to non-fatal shark attacks, the United States took first place with 36 attacks—16 in Florida, eight in Hawaii, four in New York, three in North Carolina, two in
- Average percentage of unprovoked fatal shark bites that led . . .
Download scientific diagram | Average percentage of unprovoked fatal shark bites that led to fatalities ( + – s e ) for five year intervals for the period 1982 to 2011 The letters in
- Shark bites are on the rise. Are we to blame? | Bond . . .
Shark-human interactions have increased globally, with 69 confirmed unprovoked bites reported in 2023 Dr McPhee says the species responsible for most are the white shark (Carcharodon carcharias), tiger shark (Galeocerdo cuvier), and bull shark (Carcharhinus leucas) Most shark bites occur in the United States, followed by Australia
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