White sharks endangered

Recent studies show that the number of white shark species on the oceans is decreasing, even lower than the number of tigers left in the jungle.

Images of sharp teeth of white sharks are widely spread that put them at risk of extinction - Photo: Brandon Cole / Getty

According to leading marine biologist Ronald O'Dor of the Census project of Marine Life (international project specializing in the statistics of all animals in the oceans), the current number of white sharks is less than 3,500. , mainly due to excessive hunting.

'Many people know about the danger of extinction of white sharks that told me that I don't care, they eat only humans !, but I think we should give this animal a private space to play. - O'Dor spoke at the meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science this week - Australians have built a system to monitor the activity of white shark species and have the necessary alarming options for Beach guests stay away from the shore when they get close. We can do it this way to live with white sharks'.

It is known that the World Conservation Union has put white sharks in the Red List of protected species.