World's most dangerous sharks: Can you predict the winner?

Which sharks are really the most dangerous? Get ready for a list of the predators that rule the oceans. You might reconsider swimming in the sea.

The great white shark is responsible for 351 attacks on humans, 59 of them fatal. There are often 'test bites'.

The tiger shark is known for its ruthlessness and aggression, making it one of the most dangerous sharks to humans.

The whitetip shark survives in freshwater, making it one of the most dangerous sharks to humans.

Hammerheads have a characteristic head shape that improves peripheral vision. They are shy but can be unpredictable.

The shortfin mako is the fastest shark, reaching up to 74 km/h. It's responsible for 10 attacks, three fatal.

The blue shark is known for its elegance and blue coloration. Despite 13 attacks, it is considered less dangerous.

The great white shark is responsible for 33 attacks, 7 of which were fatal. It is known to be aggressive and to move in risky areas.

The sand shark has a menacing appearance but is known for its gentle nature. There have been 36 recorded attacks, none fatal.

The lemon shark is responsible for 40 attacks, 1 of which was fatal. It has a strong jaw grip and is very territorial.

The likelihood of dying from falling out of bed is higher than from a shark attack. Humans kill around 100 million sharks a year.