When it comes to people, people will definitely think of its danger, although it has been introduced to you earlier, but in general sharks are and dangerous. After all, its sharp teeth and huge body are not fake. Here's an introduction to the world's top 10 most dangerous sharks, and if you encounter these sharks, you'll feel like you're running away.
The top 10 most dangerous sharks in the world
The great white shark, also known as the man-eating shark, is the largest predatory fish, up to 6.5 meters long, weighing 3200 kg, with 10 cm teeth, and is a large offensive shark. But because of its particularly large size, it can be considered to be the ultimate predator of the food chain, that is, the level consumer.
The great white shark first appeared in the Miocene and is the only surviving member of the genus Man-Eating Shark. Therefore, its survival is very difficult, and it can be said that the existence of every great white shark is a miracle of the evolution of life. As the population of the great white shark is decreasing and on the verge of extinction, the great white shark is now listed as a protected species in the world and hunting is prohibited.
Bull sharks are small, relatively broader than other sharks, with a large torso and spindle-shaped entire body. Male bull sharks can grow up to 2.1 meters long and weigh 90 kg. Females are larger, reaching 3.5 meters long and weighing 230 kilograms.
Bull sharks have been swimming in the sea for about 400 million years, 100 million years before other sharks still alive, and are one of the most feared sharks in the shark family. Bull sharks are listed as the most aggressive, fierce and most commonly attacked sharks along with great white sharks and sand tiger sharks, ranking second in aggressiveness, second only to great white sharks. He is often referred to as the "Wolf of the Sea", "Human Killer", "Mysterious Ocean Killer", and "Shipwreck Butcher". Studies have shown that changes in the underwater environment and geography are enough to cause it to attack.
The sand tiger shark, also known as the orcalar-toothed sand mackerel, is a large shark that lives in coastal waters. Body length, total length 3-3.4 meters, weight 95-110 kg, the heaviest record 159 kg. The sand tiger shark is fierce in appearance, but they tend to be docile and are not aggressive unless provoked.
The sand tiger shark is currently known to be a very small number of animals with cannibalism in the womb. Embryos that have an advantage in the womb of the mother sand tiger shark hatch into a 10 cm long baby shark in the egg sac and already have teeth. They will devour "siblings" who are weaker than them. In the end, only the fiercest and strongest little sand tiger shark came to the world.
The Mustela shark is 3-5 meters long, also known as the weasel shark, commonly known as the "tiger shark", and is a ferocious and cruel predator in the shark family second only to the human shark. It is the largest known member of its family. It is generally 3 meters long when adulthood. The maximum specimen length collected so far is 5 meters.
However, the Juji mustela shark has nothing to do with the real tiger shark, and when the Juji mustela shark attacks, it will repeatedly attack the prey until the prey dies, and its ferocity is generally visible.
The great blue shark, with a body length of 1.8-2.4 meters and a weight of 60-80 kg, has a recorded maximum weight of 205 kg. It belongs to the family Eucalyptus, distributed in the Pacific, Indian, and Atlantic Oceans. The great blue shark is known for its long-distance migration, for example from New England to South America.
In general, it is slow to move, but can move at a very fast speed when necessary. The great blue shark is oviparous and can give birth to 4 to 100 juvenile sharks at a time. Its main food sources are still fish and gun squid. Fierce, highly mobile, and dangerous to actively attack people.
Hammerhead sharks, also known as hammerhead sharks, are a collective name for sharks and hammerhead sharks. The hammerhead shark gets its name from the shape of its head. Not only do hammerhead sharks have binocular vision like humans, but by rocking their heads back and forth, they can see what is happening within 360 degrees of their surroundings.
Adult hammerhead sharks can reach 3.7 to 4.3 meters in length and weigh nearly 1 ton, and females are generally larger than males, while lifespans can exceed 30 years. The hammerhead shark is a dangerous shark. Every year, hammerhead sharks attack humans around the world.
Whitetip sharks are also known as triangular sharks. It is named after the fact that the tip of the fin is white. Up to 210 cm in length. Feeding on fish and squid, they inhabit caves and crevices of coral reefs in tropical waters in groups, resting during the day and moving at night.
It is found in the coral areas of the Indian and Pacific Oceans. Whitetip sharks are often confused with pelagic whitetip sharks of the same family. The whitetip shark is recognized as one of the most dangerous sharks in the sea, along with the great white shark and the tiger shark
Tiger shark is a collective name for all species of the cartilaginous tiger shark family, the only genus "tiger shark". It is characterized by a large, hard spine on each of the leading edges of the two dorsal fins. Usually 3.25-4.25 meters, the longest is 6 meters. Feeds on invertebrates such as sea urchins and crustaceans.
The "tiger shark" we usually call it, in fact, the scientific name is the Ju's ferret shark, and the biological tiger shark is not a genus, and the size and ferocity are much stronger.
The porbeque shark, also known as the Atlantic mackerel shark, is a large pelagic shark of the family Porbeagle shark family. Porbeagle sharks can grow up to 3.7 meters long and weigh 160-250 kg. It feeds mainly on bony fish such as mackerel, herring, sail lizard and knifefish.
The porbeque shark is one of the fastest sharks. They can jump out of the water completely. It is notorious for sometimes carrying out deadly attacks on swimmers, divers, surfers, and even small boats in uninvited conditions.
Whale sharks, sharks of the genus Cetacean in the family Cetaceae. Whale sharks have only 1 family and 1 genus and 1 species. The body is huge and is the largest fish in the world. Usually the body length is 9-12 meters. The largest individual is 20 meters long and weighs up to 12,500 kg, making it the crown of fish. Although whale sharks have huge bodies, they do not cause major harm to humans...