Shark Attacks
Shark attacks can happen without warning. Most people fear sharks because they think that shark attacks are unprovoked and spontaneous; however, sharks will only attack if they think they have a chance to eat something. For example, in the first video below, you can see the shark is really after the school of fish, and it just happens to run into the divers cage:
- Shark Attacks Through Diver's Cage
If Jaws didn't scare you, this frightening video just might. A huge Great White almost takes a bite out of the camera man. - Shark Attack on Fishing Trip
A couple buddies on a fishing trip off Wake Island in the North Pacific catch what looks like a young Great White Shark. As they reel the shark in ...
More Info About Shark Attacks
Because of the curiosity and mystery that come with shark attacks; they have long inspired Hollywood movie makers. Some notable shark attack movies are: Jaws (1975), Jaws II (1978), Jaws III (1983), Open Water (2003), Open Water II (2006), Deep Blue Sea (1999) and Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus (2009). Here’s another fun fact: The Jersey Shore shark attacks of 1916 inspired Peter Benchley’s novel Jaws (1974), which Steven Spielberg made into the movie in 1975. Sharks have a bad reputation that is, for the most part, undeserved. Sure they have occasionally attacked humans, but although shark attacks are dangerous, not all of them are fatal. Any shark attack victim will tell you that they are wild animals, and when we head out of our world and into theirs, we are willingly putting ourselves at risk and bad things can happen. It’s not the shark’s fault, but it does make for some pretty awesome videos.
