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Sharks are older than dinosaurs and trees
Sharks have survived at least four mass extinction events
There are more than 500 different species of sharks alive today
Out of these species, only about a dozen of them are considered dangerous to humans
Sharks don’t really like eating humans, because we aren’t a good food source to sustain them and we tend to fight back
Most shark attacks are either the shark mistaking a human for something else, or the shark just being curious
The five largest living sharks are the Whale Shark, Basking Shark, Tiger Shark, Greenland Shark, and Great White Shark
There are three species of filter feeding sharks, the Whale Shark, Basking Shark, and Megamouth Shark
There’s only one species of omnivorous shark, the Bonnethead Shark
The Greenland Shark can live for centuries, with the largest estimate being 500 years
Hammerhead Sharks have 360 degree vision because of their unusual heads
Sharks are vital to the ecosystems, being apex predators that keep fish populations in check
Any healthy coral reef ecosystem will need a good amount of sharks