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Shark Attacks
Shark attacks occur in the state of Florida and worldwide. Read about current and historical statistics on shark attacks, relative risks, and prevention.


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Experts offer tips on sharing state waters with one of the earth’s oldest predators.


There are precautions you should take to avoid shark attacks.


Statistics on shark attacks, including a compilation of all known shark attacks in Florida and worldwide, can be found within the International Shark Attack File, administered by the American Elasmobranch Society and the Florida Museum of Natural History.


Visit these Web links for more shark information.










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