Australian swimmers are among the most likely to be attacked by sharks, according to statistics. (photo by Sohu)
Australian swimmers are among the most likely to be attacked by sharks, an Australian news network reported.
Teams from the website Casino.org are reported to have collected data on shark attacks in Australia, South Africa, Brazil, New Zealand and the United States since 1990 and compared them with the population of each location. Australians were found to be the most likely to be attacked by sharks, with one in every two million seven hundred and four thousand five hundred and ninety nine people being attacked by sharks. Followed by New Zealand, South Africa, the United States, Brazil.
On Australian soil, (Torres Strait) people in the Torres Strait are most likely to be attacked by sharks, followed by the Northern Territory. Both have surpassed Kunzhou, which has had 221 shark attacks since 1990. The new state has 331. In recent years, there have been several shark attacks in the waters of (Far North), far north of South Australia.
Data collected by Casino also show that 93% of shark attacks worldwide are male.
In addition, 42% of shark attacks, injured in the leg, only 7% of shark attacks occurred in the loss of limbs.
Overall, there is a 1 / 3, 700, 000 chance of shark attack and death in people's lives.
Maps show the chances of shark attacks across Australia, the darker the color, the greater the risk. (photo by Australian News Network)
People can even buy shark attack insurance, which costs about A $130 a year.
Casino's team also pointed out that only 30 of the 460 species of sharks attack humans.
Sydney shark keeper Hay (Aaron Hay) says six to seven people worldwide are killed each year by shark attacks. One of the biggest misconceptions about sharks is that sharks appear to be preying on and eating humans, mainly because of many movies and related video renderings. In fact, sharks do not like the taste of human beings at all.