Shark Attacks: Fact Or Fiction?

The article “Saving The Great White Monster” describes the alarming concerns about the cause and effect relationship about the rapid killing of the shark population. Shark fins are in more demand and there has been an increase in shark killings. The shark population is rapidly decreasing. More awareness is now being brought to this heartbreaking issue.

I How many of yall like Sharks? Most people are deadly scared of sharks, and some just simply do not like them. Well, I am not here to inform to like sharks, but here to inform you of the issues that shark face today.

If you were to focus on the main ideas of the shark attacks at the beach or reefs and do something about it, like put a certain type of magnet in the water that can overload the sharks senses, would you? That’s exactly what Eric Stroud did. When doing this he can protect us from sharks and sharks from us.

Sharks are a fundamental aspect of Australian waters, but shark culling has rapidly decreased the numbers over the past few years. The government definitely should not adopt a policy on shark culling, as sharks are the cornerstone to the contribution of social, environmental, economic and political aspects of our nation. If governments adopt this policy on shark culling, it will undoubtedly have a deliberate impact on the food chain. Additionally, even killing small numbers of already-threatened sharks will rapidly increase extinction risks of sharks. To conclude, humans contribute to the killing of more deaths than the opposite action done from sharks.

A 67-year-old Massachusetts man was the victim of a shark attack in North Carolina on Wednesday. According to witnesses, the man was swimming in the water on Ocracoke Island. He was just outside the first breaker when he encountered a gray shark approximately seven feet long. Hyde County spokeswoman, Sarah Johnson, said that it pulled the man under water. As the man attempted to fight the shark off, he suffered bites to his rib cage, both hands, lower leg and hip. He was conscious and speaking when he was flown to the hospital.

The Shark’s place in the marine ecosystem is as a predator at the top of the food chain as there is no natural predator of sharks. Sharks are not very fastidious about what they eat but their diet generally consists of seal, crab, squid, lobster and fish. If sharks were to become extinct there would be an ecological cost. The marine life that is the shark’s food source would start to overpopulate with nothing to prey on it. One possible reason that sharks are coming closer to shores is that their natural food source is diminishing due to overfishing by humans. To stop sharks from being too near to popular swimming locations, fishermen need to expand or change their hunting areas.

People visceral when they see a shark and they try to capture and kill it. Only some people want to protect sharks. Sharks help by keeping the fish population down First, we can protect sharks by doing little things such as stop finning sharks, picking up our trash. Next people destroy environments by oil spills. Not picking up trash. Last if people don’t stop finning sharks and not throwing their trash away our environment will smell bad and we will have no sharks left.

WA Labor has in the past and still supports sensible and effective actions to reduce the risk of shark attacks off our coast. Each attack is a tragic event and should not be taken lightly.

Fish 1and chips, messed up ecosystems and broken food chain. Why do we have to cull our beautiful sharks that have done no harm to us? I have conducted a research about shark culling and why people do this. I strongly disagree to shark culling. I mainly think that we should just keep an eye out on the sharks in the ocean. They only mistake us a seals and eat us. We should all incorporate and help increase the population of sharks again. Now why do people cull sharks and how can we prevent this? What does shark culling affect?

78 percent people feel safe from shark attacks and enter the water at their own risk. You are entering the home of a 20 feet long animal that has razor sharp teeth. We use the ocean as a luxury, we can enjoy however we need to be mindful that your entering in the sharks home. These beachside towns wont be affected because 78 percent of people don’t mind entering the water with these large sharks.

Each year more people are killed by getting electrocuted by a christmas tree than a shark attack. Meaning they aren’t very common. You don’t have to not swim in the ocean, just be sure to follow tips, and don’t go too deep. Also try to recycle more as it will reduce water pollution, causing sharks to stay in their lane. There are so many things that cause shark attacks, so many things that us humans do, not sharks. Sharks being carnivores are not natural predators of

Sharks are important to our ecosystem and humans needs to protect sharks. The number of sharks have declined by 80% and the main reason is humans. Secondly sharks are important to our ecosystem to keep things balanced. Another reason sharks should be protected is because sharks can be used at a drug to treat human viruses. In conclusion this is why humans should stop the killing and start

Sea Shepherd Conservation Society’s article “The Brutal Business of Shark Finning” reminds us that sharks play a key role in the ocean as both predators and scavengers.

Sharks are vicious creatures and eat humans. Don’t go into the water if you see a shark nearby or they will come after you. These are a few of the many things you will hear from the television or even people you may know. Humans are not a part of the shark diet so it is highly unlikely that a shark would randomly go after a human. The media likes to make their shark stories more exciting by adding words like “aggressive” or “threatened.” There was a total of 4 deaths caused by sharks in 2014 which is a large contrast to the 11,417 sharks that are killed per hour by humans. sharks) need to be preserved and protected in order to preserve our oceans. Laws that are more strict should be implemented in order to achieve this goal.

Shark attacks still happen to this day. There’s nothing more terrifying than hearing a story in the news of a mighty, great white shark killing an innocent person. He mentions the backlash of Hollywood blockbusters such as “Jaws” and “Sharknado 3” that intensifies one’s fear. Sharks have evolved in our