Most animals don't pose a threat to people, with other dangers more likely. However, you'll still want to watch out for some ...

Read on to find out more about Australia's most dangerous animals. If you’ve seen “Jaws,” you’re probably still scared of the great white, and with good reason. This mighty shark averages ...

The waters that surround the islands that comprise Hawaii are home to more than 40 unique species of shark, and one snorkeler ...

In 2006, for instance, a swimmer in Queensland, Australia ... started in the 1960s. Blue sharks are not typically considered as dangerous to humans as other shark species like great whites ...

Don't swim in places where human or animal waste enters the water. * Keep away from large schools of fish, seals or other wildlife as these can attract sharks. Impacts in your area: * The Victorian ...

Footage of a great white shark swimming in an Aussie lake has sparked concern, but not for the reason you may think.

In fact, very few of our 400 shark species are dangerous to humans. Three species are of concern across New South Wales, Western Australia and Queensland: the white shark, tiger shark and bull shark.

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It’s a question for the experts, including two based in Australia, Charlie Huveneers ... not a seal or a fish that’s potentially dangerous.” Sharks have electroreceptors in their snouts ...