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Feb 24, 2023
Also known as the ‘Blue Pointer’ or ‘Bonito Shark’, it is a large mackerel shark with an average size of 12 to 14.6 feet. The intelligent sharks are known for being very aggressive.
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With an average size of just 4.9 feet, Blacktip Shark might look very timid but has the capacity to kill humans with ease. They belong to the Carcharhinidae family and are declining in population.
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One of the most dangerous sharks in the world, it can be easily recognised by their huge pair of rounded dorsal and pectoral fins. They usually spend much of their time at the bottom of the ocean but are considered opportunistic predators.
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The critically endangered species are extended members of the Carcharhinidae family and have actively attacked humans when encountered. They are known for swimming through schools of fish in an aggressive manner.
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The sharks can be identified by their large size of 16.5 feet and 2000 pounds weight. They have sharp teeth, long fins and get it name because of the dark stripes that adorn its body.
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The ‘Zambezi shark’ has an amazing ability to thrive in both salt or freshwater environments and can be easily identified by its broad body, flattened snout, and grayish-white coloration.
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Considered one of the largest sharks in the world, it classifies as the most dangerous due to its incredible size, aggressiveness, and speed. The opportunistic feeder will consume anything that comes in their path and has resulted in 314 attacks on humans.
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