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The Dangers Of Bull Sharks In The World

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There’s a place in the world that they feed bull sharks, because when they do for the sharks they do not have to hunt. When they are full they do not hurt people. Bull sharks are just looking for food, and when they are fed they are really cool animals.
Bull sharks are cool animals, here are some facts. They are fond all around the world, and they are found near shore lines. Bull sharks have triangle teeth so they cut very well. Bull sharks are one of the most dangers sharks in the world, because they think that suffers are fish so they attack without knowing that there people. They are not that big of shark, but still they will eat anything. They are found along shorelines so that is why they are so dangers. They try

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