SHARK ATTACK: Another environmental problem

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As the Summer continues, a popular tourist destination happen to be the home of beautiful sunset skies and soft rolling waves- beaches. One of the many safety risks and problems at the beach happen to be shark attacks. In 2023, there were 120 alleged human-shark interactions and these numbers continue to rise year by year. Why are shark attack numbers rising? The climate crisis of rising temperatures is pushing sharks towards shore because of the distribution of marine species being changed.  Also causing them to mistake humans for food. This means that the climate crisis caused by humans has as an overall impact to many lives including sharks. 

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