yes! mako sharks maybe small but they are the fastest shark in the ocean so there is no escaping them if you do run into one.
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There have been very few documented cases of mako sharks attacking humans. Makos are typically fast-swimming oceanic species that are not known to be aggressive towards humans unless provoked or feeling threatened. They are more likely to avoid human interaction.
Yes. Everyday many sharks kill and hurt people. But they don't do it on purpose. Sharks mistake humans for seals and dash at them.
Mako sharks can be pretty dangerous. But not even close to being as dangerous as bull,tiger,hammerhead,or great whites
Mako sharks are apex predators, meaning they are at the top of the food chain. However, larger sharks such as great whites and orcas have been known to prey on mako sharks. Additionally, humans are a significant threat to mako sharks through commercial fishing.
Mako sharks, thresher sharks and Great white sharks
Two. The longfin mako, Isurus Paucus, and the shortfin mako, Isurus Oxyrinchus.
Great white sharks, tiger sharks, and bull sharks are the most commonly known species that are responsible for attacking humans. These sharks usually mistake humans for prey or provoke them by mistaken identity or territorial defense. However, shark attacks on humans are rare, and most shark species are not considered a threat to people.
The Mako Shark is wanted for its tender meat and for their fins which can be used in medicines in Asian countries. In Hong Kong, shark fin soup can cost almost $100 for a single serving. As with most shark species, Mako Sharks are becoming smaller in number because they live a long life and have only a small number of babies.