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Global Shark Attack File

Shark bites consistent with recent trends, with small spike in fatalities – Research News

Global Shark Attack File — Shark Research Institute

Florida still shark attack hotspot - despite global incidents falling to 10-year lows - Study Finds

Global Shark Attack File

Recent shark attacks worry beach-goers, but experts say they're very rare

Deadly shark attacks double with 'disproportionate' number in one country

Shark bites tied for 10-year low in 2022 but

Jersey Shore shark attacks of 1916: Caroline brings back memories

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SA shark attacks: Eyre Peninsula has most dangerous beaches in the world

Video Surfer thanks friend, rescuers for saving his life after shark attack - ABC News

Did shark attacks eat into Woodrow Wilson's votes in 1916? - Vox

Florida sees highest number of unprovoked shark attacks on Earth in 2022

This Interactive Map Shows 30 Years of Shark Attacks - Men's Journal

Shark Attack Risk Is Down Sharply Since 1950