Top 10 most ferocious sharks in the world.

Which shark is the most ferocious and which shark is the most powerful has always been a topic of concern to us. There are all kinds of sharks living in the vast ocean. They are very different in appearance, size, and personality. The most well-known of them should be the great white shark. In fact, there are many powerful sharks in the ocean, but they are not well known to humans because of their living habits.

 Whale Shark

      Adult whale sharks are huge, with a total length of about 20 meters. Their huge mouths can eat hundreds of kilograms of food at a time. Among all sharks, whale sharks are relatively mild-tempered, mainly feeding on various small fish. They usually live in warmer waters, and their distribution areas are not fixed. They also migrate. Due to their huge size, they usually move alone and rarely appear in groups.

Blacktail Shark

       This shark is very strong, with an adult body length of about 2.6 meters, and the average female body length of 2 meters, which is a medium-sized shark. The blacktail shark is a social shark that often moves in areas from sea level to about 280 meters deep. Various coral reefs and submarine reefs are its favorite places. Although it seems to move slowly, its keen perception makes it very aggressive.

Blue Shark

       The blue shark, which lives in the upper layers of the ocean, is ferocious, swims fast and agilely, and mainly feeds on various large fish and other sharks. An adult blue shark is about 2-4 meters long, with a slender body, which is more conducive to chasing prey. The back and sides of its body are gray-green, hence its name. Like most sharks, the edges of its mouth are covered with fine serrations, and its biting ability is very strong.

Lemon Shark

       This is a medium-sized shark with a sturdy body and a ferocious personality. It is named for its lemon-like color. It usually lives in the deep sea area of ​​about 400 meters. This shark is a threat to humans and likes to attack all moving objects in sight. The largest record of lemon shark is 3.6 meters long. It usually likes to swim slowly on the seabed to find food. It mainly preys on bony fish and is very curious.

Mako Shark

       A fully mature sharpfin mako shark is 3-4 meters long and weighs about 800 kilograms. It is a relatively sturdy shark and one of the four warm-blooded sharks. The sharpfin mako shark is an oceanic shark that often appears from the sea surface to a depth of 150 meters. It is rarely seen in waters below 16 degrees Celsius. When chasing prey, it can reach a speed of 50 kilometers per hour and jump 9 meters above the sea.

Oceanic white tip shark

       According to statistics, the number of oceanic whitetip shark attacks on humans is very high, and the attacks are very aggressive, which is a huge danger to shipwrecks and people who fall into the water. However, due to its great commercial value, the number of oceanic whitetip sharks decreases every year. The oceanic whitetip shark is very courageous, usually moves very slowly, and is very fast when active. It is generally difficult for the prey it targets to escape, and it stays in shallow waters most of the time.

Porbeagle

      The Atlantic mackerel, also known as the porbeagle, is a large ocean-going shark that is found in all three oceans except the Arctic Ocean. The porbeagle is also a great threat to humans. It will attack swimmers, divers, and surfers without any provocation, and sometimes even hits small boats. It is also one of the fastest sharks and often jumps out of the water to hunt.

Tiger Shark

      Just by hearing the name, you know that this shark is not easy to mess with. Indeed, tiger sharks are generally about 3-4 meters long, and can grow up to 6 meters. However, in terms of ferocity, few sharks can catch up with it. Tiger sharks never lose their teeth. Their gums can replace damaged teeth, so they are extremely ferocious when hunting. They have a variety of diets, including various small and medium-sized fish, and they will also attack humans.

Great White Shark

       The great white shark can reach a length of 6.5 meters and a weight of 3,200 kilograms. As a large aggressive shark, its teeth are 10 centimeters long and have serrated edges, which can divide its prey in a very short time. The great white shark’s food is large in size, and seals, sea lions, and other fish are all its targets. It occasionally eats whale carcasses. Although the great white shark has poor vision, its sense of smell is very good, and it is particularly sensitive to the smell of blood. It is also one of the most well-known aggressive sharks.

Bull Shark

       Although the bull shark is small in size, it is the most dangerous shark. The male bull shark is much smaller than the female. When it moves in groups and attacks its target, it is as hard to resist as an angry bull. Its sturdy appearance and innate attack habits make it extremely ferocious. The bull shark has a diverse diet and is never picky about food. When it gets crazy, it will even eat other sharks. Since it often appears in shallow waters, it spends a lot of time dealing with humans. Many bull shark attacks on humans are blamed on great white sharks, so it is not as famous as the great white shark.