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It's an interesting story. The implicated sharks (ocean whitetips) apparently rarely go near shorelines and therefore encounter humans much less frequently than the white/tiger sharks that account for most bites
Possibly more importantly, they're encountering *human corpses,* which apparently (in the case of the WWII frenzy, at least) they have eaten *prior* to attacking living humans. This is pretty weird to me; you don't usually see animals choose carrion over fresh food
