Sharks ?, but as this thread has gone to the dogs,hmmmmm, its all body language and attitude with dogs, especialy if they are free and on somewhat nuetral groun

Sharks ?, but as this thread has gone to the dogs,hmmmmm, its all body language and attitude with dogs, especialy if they are free and on somewhat nuetral ground, but even on home turf they will be very hesitant to actualy bite someone who is dismissive, but unless you are actualy and truely unconcerned, you can be in trouble. Me experience with many large and exceptionaly viscious dogs is, wellll, prety much off the chart from the vast majority of people, and more so now that having dogs around is more uncommon. Sharks, thats simple, humans are now the largest supply of meat to have ever existed on this planet.And that makes us an ecological niche, a food supply to be exploited.Given the vast number of humans who are dieing while on the ocean, due to refugees trying to escape, and the untold numbers of undocumented people living and dieing in costal cityies, lots of aquatic creatures eat humans, every day, most everywhere. The same will be true in continental mountain ranges, where scavengers are just doing there thing. Add in the expansion of humans, into what were wilderness habitats, ocean or land, and lo!, people are getting munched. The other side of humans bieng an ecological neiche, is the ecological law that is universaly observable, that states: all nieche's will be filled. And so evolution is turning its slow, ponderous gaze, our way.That we are outraged, and wish to destroy any possible predetory attack, will likely end up desroying whole ecosytems, with the resulting chaous proving to be much more lethal in the long run.