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If you are talking about the one in South Africa,i belive it was 7, but I am not 100% shure
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No it is not. New York shores are not known for shark attacks at all, although there are sharks in the water. Just not as many as other areas.
In 2006, there were seven reported shark attacks in Australian waters. One was fatal. Worldwide, there were four fatal shark attacks. See the link below for more details.
There are millions of man eating sharks on the west and south coast of mauritious
Shark attacks do not happen every day. They are less common then people believe they are, with around 10 per year. Sharks typically do not try to attack humans.
There were 71 reported cases of fatal shark attacks on humans worldwide in 2007.
i don't know how many of these sort of questions i have answered but nothing attacks whale sharks there too big for anything to attack
Of course there are sharks in the Gulf of Mexico. There are usually an average of 30 shark attacks per year although most of them are non fatal bites on ankles or legs. The number of shark attacks have become fewer and fewer lately with last year only netting 12 attacks. The most common Sharks in the Gulf are bull sharks and Nurse Sharks. Bull sharks can be very dangerous and aggressive and should be given respect and distance. This however should not disuade you from swimming and enjoying the gulf as there are many millions of residents and tourists that swim each year with no problems whatsoever.
Shark attacks are not a very common occurrence in New Jersey. There have never been any fatal shark attacks in New Jersey and only a handful of attacks on humans in the past 100 years.
In all probability - zero. Sharks attacks are quite rare. Sharks actually eating people even rarer.
Over the past 60 years over 2,000,000 people have been attacked by bull sharks
About 50-75 shark attacks happen a year. Less than 20 die.
On average, there are about 80 shark attacks on humans reported worldwide each year. However, the majority of these attacks are not fatal.