Wow. I provoked a emotional response. Of course humans are the worst. I’ve seen hundreds of sharks on a ship’s deck with just the fins missing, slowly dying while gasping for air. For every human killed by a shark, humans kill approximately 2 million sharks.

I said I’ve seen dolphins attempt to rape humans. I’ve witnessed it in person. There are videos online if you care to look. It’s not uncommon and they are developing a reputation for it.

I’m not even going a acknowledge the shark attack on your motor. It didn’t attack you. It proves nothing about shark attacks. He was examining your motor’s surface with the only means he had.

Wikipedia on shark attacks: Out of more than 480 shark species, only three are responsible for two-digit numbers of fatal unprovoked attacks on humans: the great white, tiger and bull; however, the oceanic whitetip has probably killed many more castaways which have not been recorded in the statistics.

I’m talking about the oceanic whitetip. They’ve killed lots of human beings. They are the sharks that follow the ships and inhale the garbage bags. I’ve seen this in person. It’s a common sight in the navy as well as my friends have confirmed.

Oceanic Whitetips are accustomed to following ships. They will eat you if you fall off or if there’s a plane crash or a ship wreck. Leaps and bounds more deaths than bull sharks.

Here’s the statistics of the sharks you mentioned. Hammerheads have attacked 17 people with zero fatalities. Bull Sharks are responsible for 100 attacks where 27 were fatal. Meanwhile, Oceanic Whitetips have cleared entire shipwrecks. During World War II, the RMS Nova Scotia, a steamship carrying about 1,000 people near South Africa, was sunk by a German submarine. 192 people survived; many deaths were attributed to the whitetip.

Here’s a fun page about shark attacks: https://www.casino.org/shark-attack-odds/ Sadly, the Oceanic Whitetip is excluded.