VOICED: Shark attack in Paris!

The video challenges the perception of sharks as killers, highlighting their role as victims of human activity. It compares shark-related fatalities to those caused by elephants, emphasizing that sharks have more reason to fear humans. With over 400 species, sharks are vital to the underwater ecosystem, but face threats from low reproduction rates and overfishing. The exhibition in Paris aims to change public perception, showing that eliminating sharks could disrupt the entire food chain. Raising awareness among future generations is key to shark conservation.

How does the exhibition in Paris suggest we view sharks?

• As mythical creatures

• As victims rather than predators

• As dangerous predators

• As extinct species

Which animal is statistically more dangerous to humans than sharks?

• Snakes

• Elephants

• Crocodiles

• Lions

What is one of the main threats to shark populations?

• Pollution

• Intensive fishing

• Habitat loss

• Climate change

Why is it important to maintain shark populations in the ocean?

• They are the only predators in the ocean

• They are a source of food for humans

• They are a tourist attraction

• They help control the population of other marine animals

What is a key part of the solution to the problems facing sharks?

• Banning all ocean activities

• Raising awareness among future generations

• Building more aquariums

• Increasing fishing quotas