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Global shark attacks rose to 65 in 2025, with 12 deaths, mostly in the U.S. and Australia.
In 2025, global unprovoked shark attacks rose to 65, a 38% increase from 2024, with 12 fatalities—more than double the previous year.
The U.S. reported 25 bites, including one fatality in California, while Australia recorded 21 bites and five deaths.
Florida had 11 incidents, below its five-year average.
Notable events included the first confirmed fatal dusky shark attack in South Africa and Canada’s first unprovoked bite since 2021.
Despite the rise, shark attacks remain rare, with drowning and lightning posing far greater risks.
Overfishing has kept global shark populations below historical levels, and many species remain endangered.
Los ataques globales de tiburones aumentaron a 65 en 2025, con 12 muertes, principalmente en los EE.UU. y Australia.