Should Rogue Sharks Be Killed Or Conserved?

There are many explanations to whether rogue sharks should be killed or conserved. However, in my opinion I believe the sharks that attack people should be conserved. When humans are entering the oceans, we should be aware of the consequences that could potentially occur. We are invading their territory, enter the water at your own risk. For an example, would you be concerned if someone came into your own home? You would want to protect it right and that is exactly what sharks are doing. They only do what comes naturally to them.

In addition, even though there are few deaths from shark attacks, scientific data shows that there is less than 1 death from a shark attack per year in Australia. This is a rare event so people should not fear of being in a shark attack or dying from one because the chances are very low, compared to being in a car
The great white sharks do need to be protected to keep them from becoming extinct. Humans are cruel to most animals, shark’s deaths are caused from nets, baiting, sport fishing and shark finning. Shark finning is where they catch the shark, cut off their fins and toss them back into the ocean. To survive shark’s need to move through the water, so the oxygen can get into their gills. If sharks have no fins they will die painfully and slowly from either fish eating them or some sharks can drown (Mor, 2016). This doesn’t seem fair to the creatures who are only trying to live, I think we as humans are destroying everything. Furthermore, when sharks see humans, they think we are fish or their other prey. When they have a taste, sharks immediately spit us out because we are not what they thought. I believe humans are killing more sharks, than they are killing us! Should we really kill sharks because they made a mistake, don’t humans make multiple mistakes every day? Humans don’t have massive consequences like being