Shown on 7th Nov and 14 Nov on Earthvision, access by the International Shark Attack File (ISAF), a compilation of all known shark attacks that is administered by the the American Elasmobranch Society and the Florida Museum of Natural History. The American Elasmobranch Society is a professional organization comprised of international workers studying sharks, skates and rays. More than 3,200 individual investigations are currently housed in the File, covering the period from mid-1500's to present. Many of the data in the File originate from the voluntary submissions of numerous cooperating scientists who serve worldwide as regional observers. The top 10 deadliest sharks are listed below
1) Bull Shark
Capable of living even in fresh and muddy water for over 4 years, greatly known for attacking people.
2) Great White Shark
Surprisingly dropped its placing to 2nd, due to slow in breed and population is declining. Can grown up the 8m in length
3) Tiger Shark
4) Oceanic Whitetip Shark
Do not mistaken as Whitetip reef shark, totally different shark. One of the most aggressive shark in the ocean, known for its far reaching scent.
5) Mako Shark
6) Grey Reef Shark
7) Sand Tiger Shark
8) Hammerhead Shark
Super-sensitive shark. Got a total of 9 different types of hammerhead sharks. Any of these types, grown up to 15ft is consider dangerous to human.
9) Blue Shark
Far ranging, excellant travellor.
10) Lemon Shark
Excellent vision.
1) Bull Shark 
2) Great White Shark 
3) Tiger SharkExcellent swimming garbage collector, but research shows that its more keen to attack stuffs that float than submerge.
4) Oceanic Whitetip Shark 
5) Mako Shark Fastest attacking shark.
6) Grey Reef SharkThe fear competitor, danger if it's in school.
7) Sand Tiger SharkA born hunter, eat each other since young and its terrifying nightmare teeth.
8) Hammerhead Shark
9) Blue SharkFar ranging, excellant travellor.
10) Lemon SharkExcellent vision.
Research showed that the percentage of shark attack is very rare, even more rare than any household accident. But if a shark do attack human, the chances of being a victim are listed below.
1) Surfers - 45 %
2) Swimmers - 27%
3) Snorkers / Divers - 26%
4) Boarders etc - 2%
Advice from researchers that if you are in any shark infested area, try not to wear clothings that looks like seal, eg black, dark brown. Instead, try wearing bright coloured clothing, that will differentiate between human and seal for shark. And of course, don't cut yourself and bleed, that will definately make shark lose it's sense and turn violently. Don't try to surf board or swim in shark infested area, or even snorkel with seals, that you are definately asking for the kiss of the shark.
1) Surfers - 45 %
2) Swimmers - 27%
3) Snorkers / Divers - 26%
4) Boarders etc - 2%
Advice from researchers that if you are in any shark infested area, try not to wear clothings that looks like seal, eg black, dark brown. Instead, try wearing bright coloured clothing, that will differentiate between human and seal for shark. And of course, don't cut yourself and bleed, that will definately make shark lose it's sense and turn violently. Don't try to surf board or swim in shark infested area, or even snorkel with seals, that you are definately asking for the kiss of the shark.
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