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Great White
Often called the planet's most perfect predator, the Great White is the ultimate killing machine. They can exceed 20 ft. (6 m) in length and and weigh up to 4,000 lb. (1,800 kg)
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Bull
While not the largest shark, the Bull Shark is one of most dangerous to humans. It can live almost anywhere, including fresh water and it is known to be very aggressive and willing to attack humans for food. Usually sized around 7-11 ft. (2-3.4 m).
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Tiger
The Tiger Shark is a very large predator and has been known to actively hunt humans. It can reach 10-16 ft. (3-5 m) in size.
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Oceanic White Tip
This shark makes its home in the deep open waters in the middle of the ocean, far from humans and land. However, because it lives in such isolated waters it is a very aggressive predator and much more likely to attack than other sharks if it believes food is nearby.
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BlackTip
A smaller shark of around 6 ft. (1.6 m), the Blacktip is dangerous because it tends to live in warm tropical shallow water where humans often to scuba diving and snorkeling.
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21. Whale Shark
It should be number 21, because it is a solitary creature and is more afraid of us. It commonly avoids humans but will sometimes attack by mistake.
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