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Into the World of SharksInto the World of Sharks
By: Brandi D.By: Brandi D.
Shark Attack Statistics
Top 10 Dangerous Sharks
Why Sharks Attack
How to Swim Peacefully with Sharks
Extras
Shark Attack StatisticsShark Attack Statistics
• Normal statistics
• Sharks fearing humans
10) Lemon Shark10) Lemon Shark
• Description (size)
• Why Dangerous?/ Attack Report
• Sea Zone
• Common Locations
• Prey
• Tooth Design
Approximately how fast can a Lemon Shark get up to in 2 seconds in mph?
A. 10 C. 20
B. 15 D. 25
9) Blue Shark9) Blue Shark• Description (size)
• Why Dangerous?/ Attack Report
• Sea Zone
• Common Locations
• Prey
• Tooth Design
How far did one go in 16 months?
A. 1,548 C. 3,740
B. 2,698 D. 4,876
8) Hammerhead Shark8) Hammerhead Shark• Description (size)
• Why Dangerous?/ Attack Report
• Sea Zone
• Common Locations
• Prey
• Tooth Design
What else makes the Hammerhead dangerous?
A. Agility C. Speed
B. Tenacity D. Fierce
7) Sand Tiger Shark7) Sand Tiger Shark• Description (size)
• Why Dangerous?/ Attack Report
• Sea Zone
• Common Locations
• Prey
• Tooth Design
• Fearsome Appearance
The Sand Tiger Shark is a very aggressive shark.
True or False
6) Grey Reef Shark6) Grey Reef Shark• Description (size)
• Why Dangerous?/ Attack Report
• Sea Zone
• Common Locations
• Prey
• Tooth Design
Which shark besides this one is not afraid of humans?
A. Great White C. Tiger
B. Bull D. Oceanic
Whitetip
Threat PostureThreat Posture• Forewarning
• Duration
• Description
• Other Sharks
5) Mako Shark5) Mako Shark• Description (size)
• Why Dangerous?/ Attack Report
• Sea Zone
• Common Locations
• Prey
• Tooth Design
High JumpHigh Jump
How high do most Mako Sharks jump when caught on a hook?
A. 10+ ft. C. 30+ ft.
B. 20+ ft. D. 40+ ft.
4) Oceanic Whitetip Shark• Description (size)
• Why Dangerous?/ Attack Report
• Sea Zone
• Common Locations
• Prey
• Tooth Design
The Oceanic Whitetip is the culprit of attacks on shipwrecked people.
True or False
3) Tiger Shark3) Tiger Shark
• Description (size)
• Why Dangerous?/ Attack Report
• Sea Zone
• Common Locations
• Prey
• Tooth Design
This shark will eat just about anything.
True or False
2) Great White Shark2) Great White Shark
• Description (size)
• Why Dangerous?/ Attack Report
• Sea Zone
• Common Locations
• Prey
• Tooth design
Great Whites participate in feeding frenzies.
True or False
BreachingBreaching
GapingGaping
• Pitching a fit
• Frustrated
• Description
1) Bull Shark
• Description (size)
• Why Dangerous?/ Attack Report
• Sea Zone
• Common Locations
• Prey
• Tooth Design
The other name for the Bull Shark is
A. Zambezi C. Fooler
B. Black Death D. Fresh Ocean
Other Potential Dangerous Other Potential Dangerous SharksSharks
• Galapagos, Silky, Cookie-cutter, Nurse, and etc.
• Any shark-dangerous
Why Do Sharks Attack?Why Do Sharks Attack?• Threatened
• Potential prey
• Curious
• Unprovoked
How to Swim Peacefully with How to Swim Peacefully with SharksSharks
• Facts
• General
• Before possible attack
• After attack
Caribbean
Sharks
Sharks vs. DolphinsSharks vs. Dolphins
• Sharks attacks on dolphins
• Vice-versa
• Live peacefully
Sharks vs. WhalesSharks vs. Whales
• Whales not in same area
• Weak whales-prey for sharks
• Killer Whales actually kill Great Whites as prey
• Great White vs. Killer Whale Story
Megatooth (Carcharodon Megatooth (Carcharodon Megalodon)Megalodon)
• Related to Great White/Sand Tiger
• Time period it lived
• Some believe still alive
• Size
• Size of tooth
Successful Captivity of a Successful Captivity of a Great White SharkGreat White Shark
• Montrey Bay Aquarium
• Description
• Opportunistic captivity
• Longest captivity
• 1st to eat in captivity
• Slight problem
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