Shark Attack

Shark attacks on humans, though infrequent, capture global attention and stir public fascination. This book delves into the incidents surrounding these attacks, exploring the circumstances, reactions, and implications they have on society and wildlife conservation. It examines the interplay between fear and fascination, offering insights into human-shark interactions and the broader ecological context. Through compelling narratives, it highlights the importance of understanding these creatures rather than succumbing to fear.