Infographic: Shark attacks

What are the most likely places to be bitten by a shark? Plus, 5 things more likely to kill you than a shark.

Fri, Aug 06 2010 at 12:00 PM

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Tom Apr 28 2011 at 1:41 PM

I Hate it when statistics are given without stating their conditions. For example, you can't just say that you are X% likely to get struck by lightning without limiting it to the condition, "when there is a thunderstorm." Otherwise all the time spent without a thunderstorm is going to greatly decrease the statistic. You shouldn't think to yourself, "Ha ha, I'm more likely to get killed by a falling coconut than get attacked by a shark!" when you are swimming near seal island in south africa in the

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late afternoon in February.

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stickman Oct 25 2010 at 11:39 AM

sharks have such a bad rap just cuz humans love to be scared of things we don't understand

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splam Oct 14 2010 at 11:08 AM

how sharks don't attack lol.

but maybe you should reference the ammount of sharks killed by humans.

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RMUNGZ Aug 27 2010 at 11:07 PM

i'm not one to love a documentary, but THIS documentary is SO GOOD i welled up with tears>>watch SHARKWATER!!

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DAVE Aug 22 2010 at 3:26 AM

Not at all apparently. Don't go anywhere near coconut trees or vending machines, never sleep, don't live somewhere where they have thunderstorms, and most of all don't be a left-hander or at least make sure you're using the right equipment. Then you should be good.

I'm on a shark.

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BadBeast Aug 12 2010 at 10:53 AM

My Great Grandfather was killed by a blue shark in Cornwall. He had caught it on a rod and line, and died 10 days afterwards from complications arising from food poisoning caught after eating the bloody thing. Refrigeration was unheard of in those days.