They can be if any part of your body gets in its mouth, or if it is thrasing around and it hits you. Yes. Of the nine known species of hammerhead, three can be dangerous to humans: the scalloped, great, and smooth hammerheads.
Yes there are but do not get scared sharks are not very dangerous in any place.
they are tigers lions bull sharks rinnos
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no sharks are not as deadly as we say they are you have a better chance of getting killed by a pig then getting bite not dying by a shark!!! and getting killed by a pig is 1 in 7.3 million
yes scorpions are so more dangerous than any other person in the world of course!
What is dangerous about free diving is that if you loose your breath while you are down there than you can drown so make sure that you are good at holding your breath and that there are no sharks or any dangerous fish around other than that you should be good!
Whale sharks are not generally dangerous to human beings; in fact, they are friendly and occasionally even give rides to divers. But whale Sharks are still big and strong animals. Like any big and strong animal they could do some damage if they decided to.
A jellyfish is! because more people are killed by them than sharks!
Yes. Smaller reef sharks inside the reef and larger sharks in deeper waters outside the lagoon. Smaller varieties not generally dangerous - I have been in the water with sharks inside and outside the reefs and never any issues. There are Tiger sharks in the deeper waters around the islands and they can be dangerous. Don't swim at dawn or dusk or near a river mouth and your risk is almost nil - about the same as a lightning strike. Don't miss the beauty of these waters over a long shot like that.
While the answer is yes (I have seen them) you have relatively nothing to worry about and the sharks that I have seen don't quite compare to the movie Jaws. I am quite sure it is more dangerous crossing the streets of Oahu!! (not trying to say that the street are any more dangerous than any other city)
They can be just like other creatures. Animals are very unpredictable creatures and can lash out at any moment.