and the eyes didn’t have time to move to their correct location, resulting in the bug-eyed appearance of the shark. The fact that it somewhat resembles a human face is just a very odd coincidence.

The majority of unprovoked shark bites in the United States took place in Florida (14), Hawaii (four, including one fatal attack) and Texas (four).

A shark bit the hands off a woman trying to take a selfie with it in the Caribbean, according to multiple reports. The Telegraph reports a 55-year-old tourist from Canada was at Thompson Cove ...

“In some areas, early warning systems, deterrents, and barriers have been demonstrated to reduce shark bites, so that might be playing a role as well.” The chances of a human being bitten by a ...

Of 88 alleged shark-human interactions that researchers say they investigated last year, 71 bites were confirmed. The report segmented those incidents into unprovoked and provokes bites ...

Researchers at the file, based at the Florida Museum of Natural History, track both fatal and nonfatal attacks in the shark’s natural habitat in which there was no human provocation ...